Hi all,
I’ve noticed that some libs have changed from a class like FooError to
Foo::Error. Take a look at TimeoutError vs Timeout::Error, for example.
Is there a reason the latter is preferred these days? Just curious.
Regards,
Dan
Hi all,
I’ve noticed that some libs have changed from a class like FooError to
Foo::Error. Take a look at TimeoutError vs Timeout::Error, for example.
Is there a reason the latter is preferred these days? Just curious.
Regards,
Dan
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