This commit gives the user a better output message:
it uses the exception message if available or fallback on the "Error during update" message
it prefixes the message by the current module name
This commits introduces a ModuleSync::Error that will be used to raise
exceptions, with a message outputed on stderr, but without a full
backtrace, useless for user.
It keeps the current behavior when error (ie. StandardError) comes from
templates (ie. ERB) rendering as user may need to see why the rendering
failed.
Git::GitExecuteError backtraces are now hidden too: user needs
to understand what happends, with the error message, but not where error
occured.
neomilium
commented
3 years ago
This commit gives the user a better output message:
This commits introduces a ModuleSync::Error that will be used to raise exceptions, with a message outputed on stderr, but without a full backtrace, useless for user.
It keeps the current behavior when error (ie. StandardError) comes from templates (ie. ERB) rendering as user may need to see why the rendering failed.
Git::GitExecuteError backtraces are now hidden too: user needs to understand what happends, with the error message, but not where error occured.