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Finalze behavior for uncaught panics in child threads #23078

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aturon opened this Issue Mar 5, 2015 · 4 comments

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aturon commented Mar 5, 2015

Currently, an uncaught panic on a child thread will result in output to that thread's panic output handle (which is currently overridable).

This may not be a desirable default, and we probably want the behavior to be more thoroughly customizable.

See this previous RFC for some discussion on the topic, and the corresponding RFC issue.

We need to make a decision here before 1.0.

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aturon commented Mar 5, 2015

triage: P-backcompat-lang (1.0 beta)

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pnkfelix commented Mar 26, 2015

This is not going to change in time for beta.

In any case, the current behavior can be a default going-forward (it is a default we can live with), and then we can backwards compatibly add the ability to customize the behavior.

Reclassifying: not 1.0 beta, and not 1.0; P-high.

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theemathas commented Apr 10, 2015

Related to #23172

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alexcrichton commented Jan 21, 2016

With a stable release, the introduction of panic handlers, and the introduction of panic propagation, I'm going to close this issue now.

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