Hi Stan, nice work! I'm giving it a spin (instead of pry) on a pet project which parses third party documents and opens a debug console when something goes wrong – to speed up adapting the parser on upstream changes. With pry, I've used pry-rescue for this. Is there a way to do something similar with the new debugger? I've tried to add binding.b(do: "catch StandardError") but that doesn't do the trick. Or maybe an equivalent to Pry.start of sorts?
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Hi Stan, nice work! I'm giving it a spin (instead of pry) on a pet project which parses third party documents and opens a debug console when something goes wrong – to speed up adapting the parser on upstream changes. With pry, I've used pry-rescue for this. Is there a way to do something similar with the new debugger? I've tried to add
binding.b(do: "catch StandardError")
but that doesn't do the trick. Or maybe an equivalent toPry.start
of sorts?