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8287397 : Print top-level exception when snippet fails to read file #8826
8287397 : Print top-level exception when snippet fails to read file #8826
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Signed-off-by: Anthony Vanelverdinghe <dev@anthonyv.be>
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@anthonyvdotbe You need to change the PR summary by inserting 8287397 : Print top-level exception when snippet fails to read file |
Thanks for your help @jonathan-gibbons Actually there's several ways to fix the issue:
Which of these do you prefer? |
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In general, exceptions are woefully underspecified, and unless you have specific reasons to know specific details of the exception being thrown, it is generally safest to just report the top-level exception. |
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Note you should verify all javadoc tests pass after making the change. |
/integrate All Javadoc tests pass after making the change (I rebased on master (87b809a) before running the tests):
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Going to push as commit 297bf6a.
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When using a snippet as follows (on Windows):
{@snippet file=baz\Baz.java }
, javadoc prints the error:which is unhelpful. So rather than printing the exception's cause (which is
null
in the example above), it seems better to print the top-level exception itself.PS: I'll need help from someone to create a JBS issue & sponsor this PR
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