Feature/add called from info on waiting for early return exception #72
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fgsalomon
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| def __init__(self, result: "AnyResult") -> None: | ||
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Por qué 2 y 3? Seguro que estos índices no cambian?
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From the doc: https://docs.python.org/3/library/inspect.html#inspect.stack
inspect.stack()[2] -> filename
And the when we get the FrameInfo, we use [3] to access function
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Before:
If you want to handle this error and return a Failure, please use early_return decorator on your function.
Now
If you want to handle this error and return a Failure, please use early_return decorator on your function
(foo in your_python_script.py)