Chore: do not fail if sqlglot optimization rules raise an exception#5040
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Chore: do not fail if sqlglot optimization rules raise an exception#5040georgesittas wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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Sometimes, rendering may fail without raising a
SqlglotError, e.g., if there is a bug and one ofqualify,annotate_typesorsimplifyfail. I believe logging those errors is helpful, but failing to load altogether seems too abrupt. This PR intercepts those exceptions and logs a warning instead of re-raising them.The tradeoff here is that we're reducing the likelyhood of seeing these errors as they happen in the wild, since they're now going to only emit a warning. I'm personally happy with this vs running to put out fires.