At present Arsse does a bad job complaining about missing requirements: for most of them an unhandled PHP-level error or exception will halt processing once a missing function or class is naïvely used, and that's the extent of it. Once logging is implemented, we should make an effort to check the requirements, log what's missing, and fail gracefully.
At present Arsse does a bad job complaining about missing requirements: for most of them an unhandled PHP-level error or exception will halt processing once a missing function or class is naïvely used, and that's the extent of it. Once logging is implemented, we should make an effort to check the requirements, log what's missing, and fail gracefully.
jking
added this to the 0.2.0 milestone 7 years ago
At present Arsse does a bad job complaining about missing requirements: for most of them an unhandled PHP-level error or exception will halt processing once a missing function or class is naïvely used, and that's the extent of it. Once logging is implemented, we should make an effort to check the requirements, log what's missing, and fail gracefully.