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It's always better to fix your code than ignore errors. You can write a top level error catch routine, but at that point, all you can do is fail more gracefully and maybe log the error.

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It's always better to fix your code than ignore errors. You can write a top level error catch routine, but at that point, all you can do is fail more gracefully and maybe log the error.

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maybe with the event DataError

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