workaround for not having the entire callback chain inside a try-catch block#90
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martintajur wants to merge 2 commits intodanwrong:masterfrom
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workaround for not having the entire callback chain inside a try-catch block#90martintajur wants to merge 2 commits intodanwrong:masterfrom
martintajur wants to merge 2 commits intodanwrong:masterfrom
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This issue was also just fixed this morning in http://github.com/blakevanlan/restless |
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Because the initial callback execution in the JSON parser was wrapped in a try-catch block, all of the errors thrown from the callbacks that were executed from within the initial callback caused this try-catch block to handle the error. Note that the error that was thrown (in a callback or even further below the stacktrace), was far from being an issue with parsing the JSON that came from an API.