Jason Tackaberry wrote: > So how about I add the inner catch back, only instead of a catch-all, I > catch only Exception, and then subclass InProgressAborted from > BaseException. It's not recommended for user exceptions to subclass > BaseException, however in Python 2.6 they changed GeneratorExit to > subclass BaseException from Exception, and I think the same rationale > applies to InProgressAborted. > > Same with KeyboardInterrupt and SystemExit: these subclass BaseException > because they are asynchronous exceptions, like InProgressAborted is (in > the thread context).
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