Don't swallow errors when loading records#125
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Don't swallow errors when loading records
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Rad - thankyou @philipp-spiess ! This has been bugging us for a while 👍 |
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The default behavior would swallow all errors that could occur while loading records and prints an obscure error message.
This is bad because:
afterInfinityModelhook, it won't display possible errors - this took me a few minutes to figure out what's wrong.It's safer to leave the original error messages as is and don't swallow errors in favor of a more generic one.