M
matt neuburg
Let's say I've got an ERB template:
text1
<%= thing1() %>
text2
<%= thing2() %>
text3
<%= thing3() %>
text4
But let's say we get an error (exception) during the execution of
thing2(). How can I find out that this is where the error occurred? I
don't want to instrument thing1, thing2, thing3, etc; I'm hoping I can
just find out what ERB was doing when we errored out. Thx - m.
text1
<%= thing1() %>
text2
<%= thing2() %>
text3
<%= thing3() %>
text4
But let's say we get an error (exception) during the execution of
thing2(). How can I find out that this is where the error occurred? I
don't want to instrument thing1, thing2, thing3, etc; I'm hoping I can
just find out what ERB was doing when we errored out. Thx - m.