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This is fantastic and perfect for our needs. One challenge I am having (with Dash in general) and hoping there might be a way to address it as part of a config or set up parameter: Flask's default behaviour is to keep the server running when a Python exception is raised. You then get to see the exception in the browser. For some reason, Dash's Flask blueprint does not do this and the server process terminates. Any ideas on how to "fix" this? As a Python newbie, I would tend to make more mistakes in development than most. Having to restart the server every time I hit a syntax or other soon becomes very onerous.
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Preventing Flask termination
Preventing Flask termination when exceptions are raised
Feb 14, 2020
stevenringo
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Preventing Flask termination when exceptions are raised
Preventing Flask termination when exceptions are raised?
Feb 14, 2020
Hi,
This is fantastic and perfect for our needs. One challenge I am having (with Dash in general) and hoping there might be a way to address it as part of a config or set up parameter: Flask's default behaviour is to keep the server running when a Python exception is raised. You then get to see the exception in the browser. For some reason, Dash's Flask blueprint does not do this and the server process terminates. Any ideas on how to "fix" this? As a Python newbie, I would tend to make more mistakes in development than most. Having to restart the server every time I hit a syntax or other soon becomes very onerous.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: