Ruby on Rails

By default rescue only matches StandardError. If you are getting another type of Exception then your usage of rescue will not be sufficient to handle it. You will need to use the multiline form of begin/rescue.

```

begin

  ActionView::Template.new("Test <% if Crash %>", "inline template", handler, :locals => {}).render("Test2",{})

rescue Exception  # You should replace Exception with a more specific class or classes if possible.

  false

end

On Sunday, October 18, 2015 at 4:17:24 PM UTC-5, kopf1988 wrote:

I am attempting to debug some complicated inline templates, because they are generated dynamically with the complicated way this program works.

However when doing render inline: "Template here" rescue false, an error is still thrown if there's an error in the Template.

I tried this in IRB and it's very weird!

ActionView::Template.new("Test <% if Crash %>", "inline template", handler, :locals => {}).render("Test2",{}) rescue false

This returns an error, even though we would expect the Rescue to rescue us from the bad code in the inline template. This worked in an old version of Rails.

Any ideas?

Breaking out into multiple lines also didn't help

begin

ActionView::Template.new("Test <% if Crash %>", "inline template", handler, :locals => {}).render("Test2",{})

rescue

false

end

Still has an error.

=Ryan