Closed dennisver closed 7 years ago
Could you explain more? It fires for me all the time.
It does work, my bad. It doesn't get fired when you try to access an object which you're not a tenant of. But that makes sense; this exception is about the Model itself, not about an instance of a model.
In v2 it's a bit smarter too.
The TenantModelNotFoundException doesn't fire. Do I need to catch it somewhere?
If so; where and how?