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Same for me. The author should set up some kind of exception notification, so as to catch exceptions he or she doesn't see. Easiest to set up is https://github.
by juretriglav 13y ago
Same for me. The author should set up some kind of exception notification, so as to catch exceptions he or she doesn't see. Easiest to set up is https://github.com/smartinez87/exception_notification https://github.com/smartinez87/exception_notification
I'm sure it's all very test-driven though :)
Also, a nicer error page would be ... nicer. The default Rails error page oozes professionalism (I'm guilty of delaying error pages styling for way to long too - who's ever going to see them, right?)
- mountaineer 13y agoI've been guilty of not setting up notifications and pretty error pages too. Thanks for the link. There are some free Saas tools as well: New Relic, Logentries, Honeybadger that can make it easier.