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I think it is very inconvenient to output a string in the rescue clause in episode.initialize
I have overridden this in one of my scripts by setting @air_date to nil instead.
Otherwise there is no way to get rid of this output.
Is there a reason, why @air_date is not just set to nil instead? (This can be tested in a script, in contrast to just living with some garbage output otherwise)
BTW, this happens for shows that have show specials for example, which don't have dates set.
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I think it is very inconvenient to output a string in the rescue clause in episode.initialize
I have overridden this in one of my scripts by setting @air_date to nil instead.
Otherwise there is no way to get rid of this output.
Is there a reason, why @air_date is not just set to nil instead? (This can be tested in a script, in contrast to just living with some garbage output otherwise)
BTW, this happens for shows that have show specials for example, which don't have dates set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: