Closed joelrbrandt closed 11 years ago
@gruehle Thanks for the quick review! I removed the console.log.
I also added this pedantic thought, which is hidden because I deleted the line in question:
I'm all for keeping the console clean, so I'll take this line out.
However, because I love being pedantic: I thought about this when I wrote it. If the user hits the "catch" case, we are catching an actual bug that should be fixed. It seems to me that it's good programming practice to make sure that actual bugs have an outwardly-visible symptom. (Though it's not clear that this console.log is the right symptom.)
I guess I would argue that an exception here is always indicative of a bug. The required functionality is having the appname script included when run from Edge Code (or any other brackets derivative whose name ends with " code"). That result is outwardly visible--you either have the appname script or you don't.
Merging.
Done with initial review. Just one minor comment.