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requestDidStart hook not called if context creation failes

See original GitHub issue

If an error is thrown during context creation the requestDidStart hook is not called. As a result, using didEncounterErrors is not possible for those errors.

Note: formatError function is called

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Created 4 years ago
Reactions:10
Comments:17 (7 by maintainers)

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cbdtcommented, Sep 5, 2019

I have the same issue where the requestDidStart hook is not called, here’s the reproduction I made. It cause the code you provide here to not work because the plugin is never called. Hope it will help!

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victorcerqueiracommented, Dec 19, 2019

+1 I’m having the exact same issue as @cbdt. Please just let us know if we’re doing something wrong or if the hook is not working as intended.

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