These methods were just wrappers around throw and catch that
obscured the logic. The abort call referenced in the orignal issue
was really a call to the unfortunately named helper and not to
Kernel.abort.
I have removed the helpers, which should make the code more explicit,
without impacting functionality.
These methods were just wrappers around
throw
andcatch
that obscured the logic. Theabort
call referenced in the orignal issue was really a call to the unfortunately named helper and not toKernel.abort
.I have removed the helpers, which should make the code more explicit, without impacting functionality.
Fixes #186