Log exceptions but don't rethrow them

Here's a patch.

Committed to dev and will be part of 3.0.0-alpha3 soon.

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

This change has caused issues with previous code written from the 2.0 API that I was not aware of. The code I had written registers users to zoom and then writes the registration to an event system database on another server. The code I had to do this checked for a exception and did not write to the events system when there was an error with zoom, but with the exception not being throw users who were not successfully registered for zoom got recorded as there was no exception thrown anymore to stop this.

          try {
            $response = $this->zoom->post($zoom_path, $post_values);
          }
          catch (RequestException $exception) {
            // If zoom api fails to remove this registrant then let's not remove
            // the registration from the remote database either.
            $this->messenger->addError($this->t('There seems to be an issue with registration. Please try again later and if the issue persists please contact support at <a href="mailto::email">:email</a>', [':email' => $contact_email]));
            return;
          } 

So now instead of a exception the response value is just NULL. I was not aware of this on the upgrade. So I guess my code needs to change to just testing if the $response is NULL now and I can't get the information from the exception if needed?

Well trying to update my code I ran into an issue with cancelling a registration to a webinar. To do this I have to call $zoom_client->put($zoom_path, $post_values); and then $zoom_client->delete($zoom_path); But a successful call to either returns a NULL value so there is no way to determine what logic I should run next.

The ClientBase from APiTools only returns $response = $response->getBody()->getContents(); body as a response and for these specific API calls

/webinars/{webinarId}/registrants/{registrantId}
/webinars/{webinarId}/registrants/status

Don't return body contents so the response is always NULL for pass/fail.