Understood, considering this, there is still the issue of the error being logged in the logs files (logs grow to large). If there is no solution I would suggest providing a way to suppress the error message. The customer simply commented out the the section that generates the error, perhaps removing the code would do the job. Alternatively, and I think this is a better way, a `try-except` would be a better way to go around this.
Understood, considering this, there is still the issue of the error being logged in the logs files (logs grow to large). If there is no solution I would suggest providing a way to suppress the error message. The customer simply commented out the the section that generates the error, perhaps removing the code would do the job. Alternatively, and I think this is a better way, a `try-except` would be a better way to go around this.