alt Hacker NewsYou're leaking implementation details if you let exceptions bubble. Sometimes this is ok if all of the callers are aware of the implementation details anyway, but it can make refactoring or changing implementations more difficult otherwise.
You're leaking implementation details if you let exceptions bubble. Sometimes this is ok if all of the callers are aware of the implementation details anyway, but it can make refactoring or changing implementations more difficult otherwise.
You should leak implementation details on exceptions -- if an operation fails because of a network timeout or file access issue, that's useful information. Most exceptions cannot be meaningfully caught anyway so let me log with a good stack trace and be done with it.