Improve robustness in load_module by specifying Exception type#1032
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Improve robustness in load_module by specifying Exception type#1032RinZ27 wants to merge 1 commit intotensorflow:masterfrom
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This pull request updates the exception handling in load_module.py by replacing a bare except clause with Exception and a pylint suppression. The reviewer suggests further refining this by catching specific exceptions such as IOError and NotFoundError to improve code clarity and avoid suppressing unrelated errors.
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