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Laura Stern
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What I had suggested (making STOP conditions ERROR conditions instead) is not the same as having an UnhandledException Handler. In C# for example, the UnhandledException is an event you can subscribe to and it doesn't fire until you have bubbled up to the top of your application - out of any I/O blocking. This is not what you want. And what I suggested can be done without breaking compatibility by requiring a startup parameter to enable it.
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