CHORE: Do not use pass in an except statement.

[MaxJPRey]

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[SMoraisAnsys]

There seem to be an issue introduced by one of the last commits.
Since I'm also doing some refactoring, I adopted the follow approach about logging. If the method/function concerned is not public, I log in debug, else I use info. Since you mainly use error level, which approach do you think we should follow ?

[MaxJPRey]

There seem to be an issue introduced by one of the last commits. Since I'm also doing some refactoring, I adopted the follow approach about logging. If the method/function concerned is not public, I log in debug, else I use info. Since you mainly use error level, which approach do you think we should follow ?

What issue did you notice @SMoraisAnsys ?

[SMoraisAnsys]

There seem to be an issue introduced by one of the last commits. Since I'm also doing some refactoring, I adopted the follow approach about logging. If the method/function concerned is not public, I log in debug, else I use info. Since you mainly use error level, which approach do you think we should follow ?

What issue did you notice @SMoraisAnsys ?

I was speaking about the following:

Everything seems fine now

[MaxJPRey]

There seem to be an issue introduced by one of the last commits. Since I'm also doing some refactoring, I adopted the follow approach about logging. If the method/function concerned is not public, I log in debug, else I use info. Since you mainly use error level, which approach do you think we should follow ?

What issue did you notice @SMoraisAnsys ?

I was speaking about the following: Everything seems fine now

OK. Got it. Thanks @SMoraisAnsys

[MaxJPRey]

Thanks @PipKat for all the suggestions. All approved and/or committed.

[SMoraisAnsys]

LGTM