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Fix exception not printed when debugging #219

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Fix exception not printed when debugging #219

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This is based on my comment in PR #208 which caused exceptions not to be printed to the console when debugging (eg. using Chromium or VS Code). I've also simplified the code a bit.

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LinusU commented Jul 23, 2018

I think the problem with just setting process.exitCode is that it doesn't actually terminate the process, which I think is the expected outcome.

Would it be possible to keep the current behavior if fs is available?

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fs is always available, we need to check if we're running in debug/inspect mode. I've found one way to do this using the inspector module, but right now browserify returns an error when using it, pending browserify/browserify#1854. In the meantime, I've updated the PR to use process.exit().

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LinusU commented Jul 25, 2018

Unfortunately calling process.exit right after calls to console.error won't make sure that the output is flushed, and will more often than not result in cut off text. That's why it used fs.writeSync before.

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Is it really more often than not though? I think this problem only happens when you're printing large amounts of text (see nodejs/node#6456). Also, the switch from console.error to fs.writeSync seems to have happened only a few months ago and both the issue and PR for it did not give a way to actually cause the bug as far as I can tell.

A possible workaround mentioned in the node issue I linked is to add process.stderr._handle.setBlocking(true); before printing and exiting.

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LinusU commented Jul 26, 2018

process.stderr._handle.setBlocking(true); sounds good, can you add it? 👍

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I've updated the PR.

process.exit(1);
}

function shimEmitUncaughtException () {
var origEmit = process.emit;
process.on('uncaughtException', function(error) {
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Is there a specific reason for changing this? It will change the before behavior of not exposing us in process.listeners('uncaughtException'). I'm not saying that one way or the other is better, but we could potentially break something that depended on it not showing up...

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Taking over process.emit seemed like overkill IMO and a non-standard way of doing it. Not directly related to this PR, however.

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mohd-akram commented Aug 9, 2018

I've simplified the PR to just the necessary changes.

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LinusU commented Aug 9, 2018

Thank you!

@LinusU LinusU merged commit a52d786 into evanw:master Aug 9, 2018
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LinusU commented Aug 9, 2018

Published as v0.5.7 🚢

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