When I spawn a thread with Thread.new{} it looks like any exception that happens in that thread never sees the light of day, and the app just quietly ignores it
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When I spawn a thread with Thread.new{} it looks like any exception that happens in that thread never sees the light of day, and the app just quietly ignores it
Normally, threads are isolated from each other, so exception in one won’t terminate the whole application.
But, although I never used them,
Threadclass has severalabort_on_exceptionmethods, even with some examples. They should do what you want.http://corelib.rubyonrails.org/classes/Thread.html