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Letting Flask swallow exceptions (e.g. redis.exceptions.ConnectionError) in normal mode hides errors behind a generic 500 error page that doesn't tell you what went wrong. If you run Flask with debug=True instead, you get the original exception presented in the response (as well as in the log), which is much more useful.
Letting Flask swallow exceptions (e.g. redis.exceptions.ConnectionError) in normal mode hides errors behind a generic 500 error page that doesn't tell you what went wrong. If you run Flask with debug=True instead, you get the original exception presented in the response (as well as in the log), which is much more useful.
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