What should happen when you don't try/catch an exception...

Using Calabash 0.9.10, if I caused a p:error to occur without attempting
to catch it, then the pipeline would fail with the appropriate error
message e.g.


Error  : Pipeline failed: err:wadl:envRequirementFailed:
The option value provided does not match one of
('sandbox'|'int'|'test'|'stage'|'live').
Unknown error


Now using Calabash 0.9.11 I get the following message:


Error  : Pipeline failed: com.xmlcalabash.core.XProcException: No
outputs allowed.


I guess I should be able to allow the exception to bubble-up to the top
if I so wish. Has this new behaviour been introduced as a result of
adding an output port on p:error?




Regards

Philip Fennell

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Received on Tuesday, 23 June 2009 13:39:07 UTC