withrestart

The 'withrestart' module allows for errors to occur without being fatal to the execution process.

This is done via a 'restart' function that allows code execution to start over or continue from its break point.

Using something like 'withrestart' in Python code makes the entire debugging and error recovery process go much smoother, allowing entire code blocks to be processed regardless of how many times it breaks.

The more errors it throws, the more clues developers get for fixing them. The best part is that you don't waste as much time as debugging for one error at a time.

What is new in this release:

• Correctly report traceback info when re-raising an exception.