There's a few attempted approaches on a case-by-case scenario. You'll need to open the full files to find where raise error( is called.
As a general question, should we try to replace them all with direct exception calls? (RuntimeError, TypeError, ValueError, pywintypes.error, COMException, ...), or should new module-specific exceptions be created?
Same question as in #2269 : Should they still be accessible with a deprecation warning ? Or is it ok to remove them?
(no changelog entry yet as the decision for a solution isn't final)
Fixes #1902
There's a few attempted approaches on a case-by-case scenario. You'll need to open the full files to find where
raise error(is called.As a general question, should we try to replace them all with direct exception calls? (
RuntimeError,TypeError,ValueError,pywintypes.error,COMException, ...), or should new module-specific exceptions be created?Same question as in #2269 : Should they still be accessible with a deprecation warning ? Or is it ok to remove them?
(no changelog entry yet as the decision for a solution isn't final)