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Prevent writing to file if no file path is given Added a trace of the location where the dump file is saved on disk
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Prevent writing to file if no file path is given
Added a trace of the location where the dump file is saved on disk
We could talk about the design decision of implicitly using an url even if none is given (default value of
http://localhost:8080/result). I prefer using default values resulting in the less possible implicit code. But this is by design, and it's a detail, to be honest. I followed the same design for the file path on disk (default being./).It prevents
doErrorStuff()from writing to disk or sending data to server, depending on the values.Also, being on mac, I couldn't find the log files, even though there was no error logged that could explain why the file creation aborted or failed. I added a trace with the full path. On mac it goes right into the application bundle.
APPNAME.app/Contents/Resources/log/errors/(or something else after Resources if you set a custom path).