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lib/phoenix/plugs/code_reloader.ex 

defmodule Phoenix.Plugs.CodeReloader do

  @moduledoc """

  A plug that simply calls Phoenix's code reloader

  """



  import Plug.Conn



  def init(opts), do: opts



  def call(conn, _opts) do

    case Phoenix.CodeReloader.reload! do

      :error ->

        # This should be an error but, if the router fails to compile,

        # the whole error handling mechanism fails too. So we need to

        # decouple error handling from the router exactly in cases the

        # router fails.

        #

        # We could also capture the error, but since we can have multiple

        # errors, we need to explore the best way of showing those.

        #

        # raise RuntimeError, "Compilation failed: output in terminal"



        conn

        |> send_resp(500, "Compilation failed: output in terminal")

        |> halt()

      _ ->

        conn

    end

  end

end