Fix SanicException quiet attribute handling when set to False
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Fixes an issue where the `quiet` attribute in `SanicException` would default to the class attribute when set to `False`. This occurs when the subclass `quiet` attribute is `True`. The fix ensures only `None` triggers the fallback.
ahopkins
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Nov 17, 2024
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Excellent. Thanks for the test also! I'll fix the tests failures. |
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Fixes an issue where the
quietattribute inSanicExceptionwould default to the class attribute when set toFalse. This occurs when the subclassquietattribute isTrue. The fix ensures onlyNonetriggers the fallback.