Make no-server errors less naggy #424
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Every once in a while I run into a situation where the server is either dead or just misbehaving for whatever reason. Since tide tends to send a lot of messages to the server, this leads to an annoying state where it keeps barfing over and over again. This avoids throwing the no server error if it was just thrown.
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Every once in a while I run into a situation where the server is either
dead or just misbehaving for whatever reason. Since tide tends to send
a lot of messages to the server, this leads to an annoying state where
it keeps barfing over and over again.
This avoids throwing the no server error if it was just thrown.
I think that there are other situations where things get overly
annoying: I think that there are either other similar errors, and/or
other situations that lead to excessive nagging. If so, then more
work will be needed, but I wanted to put it out now to see if
there's any opinions about doing this.