fix: handle unexpected errors #2368
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| * This function can only be used once in the same process. If you have multiple | ||
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@maxjeffos how about "safelyCall". Seems like a more minimal solution (vs. inventing an understandable DSL). Might be too generic...
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Ensure unexpected errors are handled with Exit Code 2 rather than the NodeJS default 1. We use 1 for vulns found. Node 16 now uses Exit Code 1 for unhandledRejections (rather than only logging), so this also makes us consistent across different Node versions.
Need to wrap index logic in an error handler but doing so will lose file history. This commit will be followed by a new index.js
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Ensure unexpected errors are handled with Exit Code 2 rather than the NodeJS default 1. We use 1 for vulns found.
Node 16 now uses Exit Code 1 for unhandledRejections (rather than only logging), so this also makes us consistent across different Node versions.
https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v15.0.0/#throw-on-unhandled-rejections-33021
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I've moved a file and placed a new file in its old place. To avoid losing history, these two steps are in separate commits.
If I didn't do this, git will squash the two changes to look like I deleted a bunch of code and created a new file with a bunch of new code. Obviously, that's not correct. This is what GitHub's PR interface also shows, but it's not how it looks in history with separate commits.
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