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That's not a very good UI since this mean people can't report accurate information or error, and would assume the error is on their side rather than on the code side (because that's what happened to me, I did read the doc twice to figure what was wrong on the argument I gave, rather than a bug that I could correct and/or report), so I would propose to merge the Exception and AssertionError handling to show the traceback, just to be clear this is not a normal error.
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In the mean time, I found --debug to show the traceback, but the point is still valid, we should not show unexpected errors as regular error. Something along the line "unexpected error, please run again with --debug" would at least help to understand the problem is not supposed to be "normal".
Today, I did setup a Fedora 26 atomic VM and while trying to follow openshift ansible documentation, I stumbled on a curious bug:
Turn out the traceback is being hidden by https://github.com/projectatomic/atomic/blob/master/atomic#L211
That's not a very good UI since this mean people can't report accurate information or error, and would assume the error is on their side rather than on the code side (because that's what happened to me, I did read the doc twice to figure what was wrong on the argument I gave, rather than a bug that I could correct and/or report), so I would propose to merge the Exception and AssertionError handling to show the traceback, just to be clear this is not a normal error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: