Add an error catch in python on_event when using hot-reloading
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Looks like this includes the commits from #382 now. Was this intended? |
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Made a typo in the error handling that's why I did not merged it yet. I also removed the unwanted commit. |
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Currently, if we introduce a bug within the
on_eventfunction during hot-reloading event. The whole dataflow is going to stop because we're not catching the error. With the PR we'll allow errors and just warn the user.