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This is why we had a logger running in the background that received all anomalous events from warnings to exceptions (the class, method and passed data includin
by eksith 14y ago
This is why we had a logger running in the background that received all anomalous events from warnings to exceptions (the class, method and passed data including passed parameters and the relevant line). And we had a catch-all trigger for when something goes really, really, really, badly wrong and there's nothing else available to dump to the logger.
Annoying during development, a godsend in production. No one is immune from stupid mistakes.
- DRMacIver 14y agoYes, indeed, we have the same, but it becomes much more useful if the exceptions being thrown by your dependencies are of high quality.