Don't rescue when require 'rspec/openapi/*' raises LoadError

[tricknotes]

It is useful for debug.
If require 'rspec/openapi/*' raises LoadError, previous code hides original cause.

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[exoego]

Why an extractor is needed when its corresponding framework is not loaded?

• rspec/openapi/extractors/hanami.rb requires hanami
• rspec/openapi/extractors/rails.rb requires rails

So it raises LoadError after rescue

[tricknotes]

An extractor is loaded after framework is loaded because it is only required in else case.

Example code is here:

begin
  raise
rescue => e
  puts 'raise'
else
  puts 'else'
end
#=> raise

[exoego]

Ah, I see.
I took else for ensure.
else section is executed only when no error raised.