In ASP.NET MVC, why wouldn't I tack on HandleError on a base controller and be done with it?

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Published on 2010-05-19T18:34:37Z Indexed on 2010/05/19 20:20 UTC
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Since HandleError is inherited by the derived Controllers, why wouldn't I just create (or have) a base controller, and apply HandleError on it so that any controllers that inherits from the base controller will automatically be handled as well?

And then I would tack on overriding HandleError on controllers and individual actions.

Can anyone think of any reason why I wouldn't want to apply HandleError to the base controller?

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