Removed ExceptionThreadingUtility. Stack traces are not helpful in an event-loop world#451
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I'm fine with removing it. |
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👍 on the changes. 👎 on non-deterministic tests that I wrote. |
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Issues #289, #290 deal with fixing ExceptionThreadingUtility to correctly attach stack traces (at very high cost). This doesn't seem worthwhile, especially since, even if we did that properly, they would become useless as soon as Hystrix is used in an event-loop system like Netty.