I want to use rescue_from method on a model concern but neither exception error is rescued to the method i specified:
require "active_support/concern"
module CustomErrorHandler
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
include ActiveSupport::Rescuable
included do
rescue_from StandardError, with: :capture_error
end
private
def capture_error(e)
puts "Error catched!"
end
end
class FooClass
include CustomErrorHandler
def some_action
raise StandardError, 'Error'
end
end
err = FooClass.new
err.some_action
Traceback (most recent call last):
2: from (irb):28
1: from (irb):23:in `some_action'
StandardError (Error) # Didn't catch the error!
Anyone can help me on how can i solve this? Thanks!
This idea is fundamentially broken.
rescue_fromis basically just syntactic sugar for:It only works because the controller declares a callback.
Its use makes sense in a controller as it rescues exceptions that occur in its callbacks as well as in the method itself and can be used with inheritiance to customize the error responses. It use does not make very much sense outside of that context.
While you could maybe fix this code by including ActiveSupport::Callbacks and declaring the requisite callbacks it is most likely a very overcomplicated solution to the original problem which can most likely be handled with a simple
rescueor composition.