If exception happened while executing gpr it is caught by the catch which just returns code 1 https://github.com/jcansdale/gpr/blob/274aa3bb6dcd665e655e03a32d845ecbe31fb647/src/GprTool/Program.cs#L58
My question is why this catch is needed at all, because runtime aready returns non-zero code by itself, additionally the default handler will write error to error stream and other things, like suggestion to attach the debugger.
Can't we just simply remove it? Does it give any benefits?
If exception happened while executing
gprit is caught by the catch which just returns code 1 https://github.com/jcansdale/gpr/blob/274aa3bb6dcd665e655e03a32d845ecbe31fb647/src/GprTool/Program.cs#L58 My question is why this catch is needed at all, because runtime aready returns non-zero code by itself, additionally the default handler will write error to error stream and other things, like suggestion to attach the debugger. Can't we just simply remove it? Does it give any benefits?