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If strict is enabled, TAR_ENTRY_INFO messages cause an error which prematurely ends the operation even though it is:
An informative error indicating that an entry is being modified, but otherwise processed normally.
Conversely, disabling strict causes some warnings which we would prefer to abort early (e.g. TAR_ENTRY_INVALID). Is there a good pattern for applying "strictness" only to certain code values? For example, is there a clean way in an onwarn() handler to immediately treat something as strict by throwing a properly formed error?
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If
strict
is enabled,TAR_ENTRY_INFO
messages cause an error which prematurely ends the operation even though it is:Conversely, disabling
strict
causes some warnings which we would prefer to abort early (e.g.TAR_ENTRY_INVALID
). Is there a good pattern for applying "strictness" only to certaincode
values? For example, is there a clean way in anonwarn()
handler to immediately treat something as strict by throwing a properly formed error?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: