Remove crash! macro #7084
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Remove crash! macro #7084
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Sorry, yesterday I forgot to run cargo fmt. I've fixed the formatting and removed the doc comments linking to the deleted macros. |
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| //! - From custom messages: [`crate::show_error!`] | |||
| //! - Print warnings: [`crate::show_warning!`] | |||
| //! - Terminate util execution | |||
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Remove the crash! and crash_if_error! macros, as discussed in #5487 .
I've replaced all crash_if_err! macro calls, by changing the return type of the functions it was called on. Instead of returning T, they return UResult<T>.
This way, instead of crashing, we can propagate the error.
The prompt_yes! macro also used crash_if_err!. In this case, I've replaced that with a call to show_if_err!.
All test pass, except test_df::test_type_option_with_file, which already failed before the changes.
NOTE: This is my first time contributing. Hope I've done everything alright.