Document current default for whiny_persistence flag #768
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As many before we have been bitten by the default behaviour of bang events to NOT raise exceptions. It took me quite a while to figure out why this does not work as expected as first search results only returned eferences which state that raising an exception has been "fixed" (for instance aasm#262). Only after quite a while I found out, that raising exceptions on bang events by default will only be part of aasm version 6 (aasm#378). I hope the small documentation change will help others.
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As many before we have been bitten by the current default behaviour of bang events to NOT raise exceptions.
It took me quite a while to figure out why this does not work as expected as first search results only returned references which state that raising an exception has been "fixed" (for instance #262).
Only after quite a while I found out, that raising exceptions on bang events by default will only be part of aasm version 6 (#378).