On Aug 8, 2019, at 10:41, Tim Peters <tim.pet...@gmail.com> wrote: > Whereas SyntaxError would give no clue whatsoever, and nothing useful > to search for. In contrast, a search for TargetScopeError would > presumably find a precisely relevant explanation as the top hit > (indeed, it already does today). > > I don't care because it's unlikely an error most people will make at > all - or, for those too clever for their own good, make more than once > ;-)
I agree it’s probably going to be a rare occurrence. I suppose it just bothers me that when it does happen, we’ll present an obscurely named exception that will essentially force users to search for it. But maybe they’ll have to anyway. OTOH, maybe we can find an even better name, like EggManError or KooKooKaChooError. I-am-the-Walrus-lyrics-won’t-help-you-at-all-ly y’rs, -Barry
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