Exceptions thrown when building GWT's AST should include context #10080
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Several visit and endVisit methods were missing their try/catch wrapping to translate any exception that occurs, with context of the given JDT ast node where the error took place. Follow-up gwtproject#10065
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Several visit and endVisit methods were missing their try/catch wrapping to translate any exception that occurs, with context of the given JDT ast node where the error took place.
Follow-up #10065