Stop handling exceptions #35
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Co-authored-by: Konrad Jurkowski <konrad@jurkowski.me>
Co-authored-by: Konrad Jurkowski <konrad@jurkowski.me>
petergebala
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kikorb
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@cintrzyk could you check specs? |
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@petergebala @kikorb I had to specify 9.4 version of jruby which is point release of Ruby 3.1.x support. While doing it, I've also updated some gems and dropped support for ruby 3.0 |
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Automatically rescuing all exceptions can obscure unexpected errors and complicate debugging. Not catching exceptions by default gives developers greater control over the execution flow, making failures more transparent. Similar libraries, such as Trailblazer, also avoid implicit exception handling.