Bummer. Well in the Adobe days we'd put the code change behind a version flag. I never liked those flags if they controlled more than one code path because you had to take all new code paths or none.
Lately I've put static flags in the class in question so you can change the code paths that way. So, if you create a getDataSafely() function with the try/catch in it and hide that behind a flag then folks can revert back to old behavior if necessary. -Alex On 1/4/14 4:23 PM, "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com> wrote: >Hi, > >OK I tried it out and yes for 4.11 it silently discards any RTEs that >occur in user's getter code. The changes in develop mean that you will >see a RTE if one occurs in a user getter. > >Thanks, >Justin
