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Use case: Some workflows are expected to throw, eg a temporal workflow that aborts on a thrown error.
//@dit-ignore (or equivalent) should tell DIT to ignore the throw statement.
//@dit-ignore
Why: I don't want DIT to give me the squigglies when I expect a function to throw.
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@khuezy do we prefer // @dit-ignore or // @does-it-throw-ignore, or both?
// @dit-ignore
// @does-it-throw-ignore
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@michaelangeloio or maybe @throw-ignore? I'm fine with whatever is best.
@throw-ignore
@michaelangeloio Can the @ flag be configurable? I kinda like // @it-throws as an answer to does-it-throw.
@
// @it-throws
does-it-throw
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Use case: Some workflows are expected to throw, eg a temporal workflow that aborts on a thrown error.
//@dit-ignore
(or equivalent) should tell DIT to ignore the throw statement.Why: I don't want DIT to give me the squigglies when I expect a function to throw.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: