fix: properly handle error types in context manager#79
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can t we just match by exc_val insead?
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that would also work. |
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Previous code matched a type against instances. so all exceptions got into the Generic error fallback.
The fix does two things:
exc_valinsteadUiPathRuntimeErrorwithUiPathBaseRuntimeError, to handle more cases