Exception: Git::Error
- Inherits:
-
StandardError
- Object
- StandardError
- Git::Error
- Defined in:
- lib/git/errors.rb
Overview
Base class for all custom git module errors
The git gem will only raise an ArgumentError
or an error that is a subclass of
Git::Error
. It does not explicitly raise any other types of errors.
It is recommended to rescue Git::Error
to catch any runtime error raised by
this gem unless you need more specific error handling.
Git's custom errors are arranged in the following class heirarchy:
StandardError
└─> Git::Error
├─> Git::CommandLineError
│ ├─> Git::FailedError
│ └─> Git::SignaledError
│ └─> Git::TimeoutError
├─> Git::ProcessIOError
└─> Git::UnexpectedResultError
Error Class | Description |
---|---|
Error |
This catch-all error serves as the base class for other custom errors raised by the git gem. |
CommandLineError |
A subclass of this error is raised when there is a problem executing the git command line. |
FailedError |
This error is raised when the git command line exits with a non-zero status code that is not expected by the git gem. |
SignaledError |
This error is raised when the git command line is terminated as a result of receiving a signal. This could happen if the process is forcibly terminated or if there is a serious system error. |
TimeoutError |
This is a specific type of SignaledError that is raised when the git command line operation times out and is killed via the SIGKILL signal. This happens if the operation takes longer than the timeout duration configured in Git.config.timeout or via the :timeout parameter given in git methods that support timeouts. |
ProcessIOError |
An error was encountered reading or writing to a subprocess. |
UnexpectedResultError |
The command line ran without error but did not return the expected results. |