[8.x] Change exception's handler ignore method to public #36548
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Making this
ignore
method as public can helps when developing an app with sub-modules (package) as the main app will not always know what exception should be ignored from sub-modules.For example, in a sub-module service provider:
This way will allow sub-modules add any exception (not only its own exception, but also any other exception) that considered should be ignored for reporting. If the sub-module is not used/included in main app, then the exception will not be added to
dontReport
list.Another example of handy public method in Laravel's exception handler for a sub-module is
reportable
andrenderable
Rather than creating this in
App\Exceptions\Handler
class:It is better to call
ignore
directly thandontReport
wrapper method.