Please forgive me if this is documented somewhere or has been asked and
answered before. I've been searching but haven't been able to find an
answer.
How do I get django-like error handling with Pyramid, where I can debug
exceptions with the pyramid debugtoolbar during development, and in
production send an email and display a nice error message? I've got it
mostly working. The problem is that I've defined an error handling view
like so:
@view_config(context=Exception, renderer='templates/500.pt')
def catch_500(request):
response = request.response
response.status_int = 500
return {}
And that works great with pyramid_exclog for sending the email. But when I
try to run that in development with the pyramid_debugtoolbar included, the
exception always gets handled by the view. The behaviour I'd like to see is
for the debugtoolbar to catch the exception before it gets to the exception
view. When I take out the view definition, the debugtoolbar _will_ catch
it, so I know I've got the debugtoolbar included correctly. I'm sure this
is not an unusual request, and I've got to be missing something obvious.
Thanks for your help.
-Brian
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