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Incorrect exception handling
Improper exception handling leading to instability or errors.
[ FAQ1 ]
What is incorrect exception handling?
Incorrect exception handling occurs when exceptions or errors are improperly caught, ignored, overly generalized, or inadequately logged, making debugging difficult and potentially hiding critical issues. Examples include overly broad catch-all blocks that swallow important errors, improper propagation of exceptions, or incorrect usage of exception hierarchies. Poor exception handling can cause silent failures, data corruption, unexpected behavior, and degrade application reliability by obscuring root causes of errors.
[ FAQ2 ]
How to fix incorrect exception handling
Incorrect exception handling occurs when exceptions or errors are improperly caught, ignored, overly generalized, or inadequately logged, making debugging difficult and potentially hiding critical issues. Examples include overly broad catch-all blocks that swallow important errors, improper propagation of exceptions, or incorrect usage of exception hierarchies. Poor exception handling can cause silent failures, data corruption, unexpected behavior, and degrade application reliability by obscuring root causes of errors.
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greptile
logic: Incorrect exception handling: needs to capture the exception (e.g., use 'except Exception as e:') and the error message wrongly refers to 'Agent 1' instead of 'Agent 2'.
suggested fix
+ except Exception as e:
raise ValueError(
+ f"Agent 2 instructions not found or not formatted correctly: {e}"
)