On 2019-02-19, Chris Angelico <[email protected]> wrote:
> Oh, and not just bugs either. If the user hits Ctrl-C at just the
> right moment, KeyboardInterrupt will be raised. You'll swallow that
> exception silently, preventing the user-requested halt, and going and
> doing the wrong thing. Don't use a bare except clause even if your
> code is 100% perfect every time. (And anyone who thinks their code is
> perfect hasn't tested it.)
IMO, you're allowed to use a bare except clause to do cleanup or
logging as long as the execption handler ends with the line
raise
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