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It doesn’t disappear, it forces you to handle it.
by csomar 11mo ago
It doesn’t disappear, it forces you to handle it.
- VMG 11mo agoPropagating upwards a valid way of handling it and often the correct answer. There needs to be something at the top level that can handle a crashing process.
- ozgrakkurt 11mo agoYou mean like kubernetes that restarts your program when it crashes?
- hu3 11mo agocan Rust handle global panics? Or can a unwrap be stopped? This is just a normal Tuesday for languages with Exception and try/catch.
- frumplestlatz 11mo ago> This is just a normal Tuesday for languages with Exception and try/catch. Yes, unfortunately, random stack unrolls and weird state bugs as a result are a normal Tuesday for languages with (unchecked) Exception and try/catch