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GO-3905: use single way to handle errors #1469

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The recent changes enhance error handling across various files by transitioning from the oserror utility to anyerror for error transformation. This shift promotes consistency and clarity in error reporting. Additionally, several functions have been updated to utilize the new CleanupError(err) method, which standardizes how errors are processed and logged. These improvements collectively aim to streamline error management throughout the application.

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Files Change Summary
core/application/account_create_from_export.go, core/application/account_move.go, core/application/account_stop.go Updated error handling to use anyerror.CleanupError(err) instead of oserror.TransformError(err).
core/block/editor/file/file.go, core/block/export/export.go, core/block/export/writer.go, core/block/files.go Replaced oserror with anyerror for error transformations in multiple methods, enhancing consistency.
core/block/import/common/... Unified error handling by switching from oserror to anyerror across various files and functions.
core/util.go, pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/clientds.go, pkg/lib/logging/sugared_wrapper.go Modified error descriptions to utilize anyerror.CleanupError(err) for improved clarity and security.
util/anyerror/anyerror.go, util/anyerror/anyerror_test.go Introduced new functions for error handling, including CleanupError, to enhance error privacy.

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    User->>Application: Make Request
    Application->>ErrorUtils: CleanupError(err)
    ErrorUtils-->>Application: Return Cleaned Error
    Application-->>User: Respond with Error Description
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Actionable comments posted: 2

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
util/error/error.go (1)

60-68: Add documentation for cleanUpCase.

Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose and usage of the cleanUpCase function, especially since it uses generics.

// cleanUpCase applies a processing function to an error if it matches the specified type T.
// It replaces the original error string with the processed error string in the result.
core/block/files.go (1)

27-27: Inconsistent TransformError Usage Found

The use of TransformError is mostly consistent with the pattern errUtils.TransformError(err). However, there is an inconsistency in pkg/lib/logging/sugared_wrapper.go where TransformError is used with a different prefix (errCleanup.TransformError(err)). Please review this instance to ensure consistency in error handling across the codebase.

  • pkg/lib/logging/sugared_wrapper.go: err = errCleanup.TransformError(err)
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Ensure TransformError usage is consistent.

The use of errUtils.TransformError(err) in the DownloadFile method is consistent with the goal of standardizing error handling. Verify that all error transformations in the codebase use this utility.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between fcb8a04 and 4101601.

Files selected for processing (53)
  • core/application/account_create_from_export.go (3 hunks)
  • core/application/account_move.go (3 hunks)
  • core/application/account_stop.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block.go (51 hunks)
  • core/block/editor/file/file.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block/export/export.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block/export/writer.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block/files.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/filenameprovider.go (3 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/filetime/darwin.go (1 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/filetime/linux.go (1 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/filetime/windows.go (1 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/source/directory.go (3 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/source/file.go (3 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/source/zip.go (3 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/syncer/file.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block/import/common/syncer/icon.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block/import/html/converter.go (3 hunks)
  • core/block_dataview.go (25 hunks)
  • core/collections.go (4 hunks)
  • core/create.go (7 hunks)
  • core/debug.go (7 hunks)
  • core/device.go (1 hunks)
  • core/devices.go (2 hunks)
  • core/export.go (1 hunks)
  • core/external.go (3 hunks)
  • core/file.go (7 hunks)
  • core/files/fileuploader/uploader.go (2 hunks)
  • core/history.go (4 hunks)
  • core/linkpreview.go (1 hunks)
  • core/logger.go (1 hunks)
  • core/metrics.go (1 hunks)
  • core/nameservice.go (4 hunks)
  • core/navigation.go (2 hunks)
  • core/notification.go (3 hunks)
  • core/object.go (30 hunks)
  • core/objectshare.go (1 hunks)
  • core/payments.go (9 hunks)
  • core/ping.go (1 hunks)
  • core/process.go (1 hunks)
  • core/relations.go (1 hunks)
  • core/table.go (14 hunks)
  • core/template.go (4 hunks)
  • core/undo.go (2 hunks)
  • core/util.go (2 hunks)
  • core/version.go (1 hunks)
  • core/widget.go (5 hunks)
  • core/workspace.go (9 hunks)
  • pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/clientds.go (3 hunks)
  • pkg/lib/logging/sugared_wrapper.go (2 hunks)
  • util/builtinobjects/builtinobjects.go (4 hunks)
  • util/error/error.go (1 hunks)
  • util/error/error_test.go (5 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (217)
core/block/import/common/filetime/darwin.go (1)

11-19: Standardized error handling looks good.

The switch from oserror to errUtils in the ExtractFileTimes function aligns with the goal of standardizing error handling. This change is consistent with the PR's objective and enhances error processing.

core/block/import/common/filetime/windows.go (1)

11-19: Consistent error handling update approved.

The update from oserror to errUtils in the ExtractFileTimes function is a positive step towards consistent error handling. This aligns with the PR's objective without altering the function's core functionality.

core/block/import/common/filetime/linux.go (1)

11-19: Approved: Error handling standardization.

The modification to use errUtils instead of oserror in the ExtractFileTimes function contributes to a unified error handling strategy. This change is in line with the PR's objectives and maintains the function's logic.

core/version.go (1)

14-14: Consistent error handling with getErrorDescription.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) enhances consistency in error reporting. Ensure that getErrorDescription is well-defined and handles various error types appropriately.

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Consistent error handling verified for getErrorDescription.

The getErrorDescription function is well-defined in core/util.go and is used consistently across the codebase, enhancing error reporting. No issues found with its definition or usage.

  • Function Definition: core/util.go
  • Usage Examples: core/notification.go, core/object.go, core/version.go, and many more files.
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core/process.go (1)

14-14: Consistent error handling with getErrorDescription.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) enhances consistency in error reporting. Ensure that getErrorDescription is well-defined and handles various error types appropriately.

core/device.go (1)

16-16: Consistent error handling with getErrorDescription.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) enhances consistency in error reporting. Ensure that getErrorDescription is well-defined and handles various error types appropriately.

core/logger.go (1)

13-13: Standardized error handling with getErrorDescription.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting. This aligns with the PR's objective to standardize error handling.

core/objectshare.go (1)

14-14: Consistent error handling with getErrorDescription.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) ensures a consistent approach to error descriptions, enhancing maintainability.

core/metrics.go (1)

15-15: Enhanced error handling with getErrorDescription.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) for error descriptions standardizes error handling, aligning with the PR's goals for improved clarity and consistency.

core/util.go (2)

10-10: Import statement for errUtils looks good.

The addition of the errUtils import is necessary for the new error handling logic.


48-48: Centralize error transformation with errUtils.TransformError.

The use of errUtils.TransformError in getErrorDescription enhances error reporting by standardizing the error transformation process. Ensure that TransformError is correctly implemented and covers all necessary error types.

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Verification Successful: TransformError Implementation is Comprehensive

The TransformError function in util/error/error.go effectively standardizes error reporting by handling various error types and masking sensitive information. It covers os.PathError, url.Error, and net.DNSError, ensuring a broad range of errors are addressed.

  • Location: util/error/error.go
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core/block/import/common/source/file.go (3)

10-10: Import statement for errUtils is appropriate.

The import of errUtils is necessary for the updated error handling logic.


42-42: Apply errUtils.TransformError in ProcessFile.

The use of errUtils.TransformError in the ProcessFile method aligns with the goal of consistent error handling. Ensure that the transformation logic is suitable for the errors processed here.

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The usage of errUtils.TransformError in ProcessFile is appropriate. The TransformError function is designed to sanitize errors by masking sensitive information, which aligns with its application in ProcessFile. The function effectively handles various error types, ensuring consistent and secure error handling.

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29-29: Utilize errUtils.TransformError in Iterate.

The change to use errUtils.TransformError in the Iterate method standardizes error handling. Verify that the transformation logic is appropriate for the errors encountered in this method.

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Appropriate Use of TransformError in Iterate Method

The TransformError function effectively handles errors by masking sensitive information, such as file paths, which is suitable for the errors encountered in the Iterate method. This ensures standardized and secure error handling.

  • core/block/import/common/source/file.go: The use of errUtils.TransformError on line 29 is appropriate for handling potential os.PathError from os.Open.
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core/export.go (1)

20-20: Enhance error descriptions with getErrorDescription.

Using getErrorDescription in ObjectListExport improves the clarity of error messages returned by the API. Ensure that getErrorDescription provides meaningful and user-friendly descriptions.

core/ping.go (1)

23-23: LGTM! Standardized error handling.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error descriptions.

Verify that getErrorDescription(err) is correctly defined and used across the codebase.

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core/devices.go (1)

15-15: LGTM! Consistent error handling across methods.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) in both methods enhances consistency in error descriptions.

Ensure getErrorDescription(err) is correctly defined and consistently used across the codebase.

Also applies to: 30-30

pkg/lib/logging/sugared_wrapper.go (1)

66-66: LGTM! Simplified error handling logic.

The use of errCleanup.TransformError(err) centralizes error transformation and reduces complexity.

Verify that errCleanup.TransformError(err) is correctly defined and used across the codebase.

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Verified: TransformError is correctly defined and used.

The function TransformError is defined in util/error/error.go and is used consistently across various files, including tests, confirming its integration and functionality. No issues were found with its usage.

  • Definition: util/error/error.go
  • Usage: Multiple files across the codebase
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core/linkpreview.go (1)

23-23: Improved error description handling.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) enhances error reporting by providing a standardized error description. This aligns with the PR objective of consistent error handling.

core/block/import/common/source/directory.go (3)

10-10: Transition to errUtils for error handling.

The import change from oserror to errUtils suggests a shift to a more centralized error handling utility, promoting consistency across the codebase.


42-42: Consistent error transformation in Iterate method.

The use of errUtils.TransformError(err) ensures that errors are handled consistently, aligning with the standardized approach outlined in the PR objectives.


60-60: Consistent error transformation in ProcessFile method.

Similar to the Iterate method, the use of errUtils.TransformError(err) here maintains consistency in error handling practices.

core/block/import/common/source/zip.go (3)

12-12: Transition to errUtils for error handling.

The import change from oserror to errUtils reflects a move towards a unified error handling strategy, supporting the PR's objective of standardization.


53-53: Consistent error transformation in Iterate method.

The adoption of errUtils.TransformError(err) ensures consistent error handling, which is in line with the PR's goal of standardizing error management.


68-68: Consistent error transformation in ProcessFile method.

Using errUtils.TransformError(err) here maintains the uniformity of error handling across the codebase, as intended by the PR.

util/error/error.go (1)

15-15: Pattern usage is correct.

The regular expression pattern for matching file paths in badger errors is appropriate and correctly implemented.

core/block/import/common/filenameprovider.go (2)

12-12: Import statement for errUtils is correct.

The addition of the import statement for errUtils is appropriate and necessary for the changes made in the file.


Line range hint 50-59: Integration of errUtils.TransformError is correct.

The switch to using errUtils.TransformError for error handling is appropriate and aligns with the PR's objectives.

However, verify that TransformError is used consistently across the codebase to ensure uniform error handling.

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Consistent Usage of errUtils.TransformError Across the Codebase

The errUtils.TransformError function is consistently used for error handling across multiple files and directories. This indicates a standardized approach to transforming errors, aligning with the intended strategy for error management.

  • Usage observed in files such as builtinobjects.go, clientds.go, files.go, and many others.
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core/undo.go (1)

22-22: Use of getErrorDescription(err) is appropriate.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) for setting error descriptions enhances the clarity of error messages.

Verify that getErrorDescription is implemented correctly and provides meaningful error descriptions.

Also applies to: 56-56

core/block/files.go (1)

14-14: Import statement updated to use errUtils.

The import update aligns with the PR objective to standardize error handling. Ensure that errUtils provides the necessary functionality for error transformation.

core/notification.go (3)

17-17: Use of getErrorDescription for error descriptions.

The function getErrorDescription(err) is used to provide error descriptions in NotificationList. This change likely enhances error reporting consistency.


35-35: Use of getErrorDescription for error descriptions.

The function getErrorDescription(err) is used to provide error descriptions in NotificationReply. This change likely enhances error reporting consistency.


51-51: Use of getErrorDescription for error descriptions.

The function getErrorDescription(err) is used to provide error descriptions in NotificationTest. This change likely enhances error reporting consistency.

core/block/export/writer.go (2)

13-13: Import statement updated to use errUtils.

The import update aligns with the PR objective to standardize error handling. Ensure that errUtils provides the necessary functionality for error transformation.


76-76: Ensure TransformError usage is consistent.

The use of errUtils.TransformError(err) in the WriteFile method is consistent with the goal of standardizing error handling. Verify that all error transformations in the codebase use this utility.

core/template.go (4)

18-18: Consistent use of getErrorDescription(err) in TemplateCreateFromObject.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) instead of err.Error() is consistent with the PR objective of standardizing error handling. This change improves the clarity and maintainability of error messages.


34-34: Consistent use of getErrorDescription(err) in TemplateClone.

The transition to getErrorDescription(err) aligns with the goal of unified error handling, enhancing the readability and consistency of error messages.


49-49: Consistent use of getErrorDescription(err) in ObjectApplyTemplate.

The update to use getErrorDescription(err) supports the standardization of error handling, improving message clarity.


66-66: Consistent use of getErrorDescription(err) in TemplateExportAll.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) contributes to a consistent approach in error handling, enhancing maintainability.

core/application/account_move.go (5)

14-14: Transition to errUtils for error handling.

The import of errUtils indicates a shift towards a more consistent error handling utility, aligning with the PR's objective.


52-52: Use of errUtils.TransformError(err) in error handling.

The use of errUtils.TransformError(err) ensures consistency in error transformation, improving maintainability.


58-58: Consistent error handling with errUtils.TransformError(err).

The application of errUtils.TransformError(err) reflects a standardized approach to error management.


80-80: Standardized error handling with errUtils.TransformError(err).

The consistent use of errUtils.TransformError(err) enhances error management practices.


85-85: Unified error handling using errUtils.TransformError(err).

The adoption of errUtils.TransformError(err) aligns with the aim of standardizing error handling across the codebase.

core/relations.go (1)

56-56: Use of getErrorDescription(err) in RelationListRemoveOption.

The transition to getErrorDescription(err) for error descriptions is consistent with the PR's objective of standardizing error handling, improving clarity and usability.

core/block/import/common/syncer/file.go (2)

19-19: Import errUtils for error transformation.

The import of errUtils replaces oserror, aligning with the PR's objective to standardize error handling. Ensure errUtils is correctly implemented throughout the codebase.


75-78: Ensure consistent use of errUtils.TransformError.

The use of errUtils.TransformError in error handling aligns with the new standard. Verify that similar transformations are applied consistently across the codebase.

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Consistent use of errUtils.TransformError verified.

The usage of errUtils.TransformError is consistent across the codebase, aligning with the new standard for error handling. This includes the file under review, core/block/import/common/syncer/file.go, as well as many other files.

  • Instances of errUtils.TransformError are found in various contexts, ensuring that the transformation is applied consistently.
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core/navigation.go (2)

21-21: Use getErrorDescription for standardized error messages.

The introduction of getErrorDescription enhances error message consistency. Ensure this function is applied uniformly across all relevant functions.


32-32: Standardize error descriptions with getErrorDescription.

The use of getErrorDescription in this function is consistent with the goal of standardizing error messages. Verify its usage in other parts of the application.

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The getErrorDescription function is consistently used across the codebase to standardize error messages, as evidenced by its widespread application in various modules. No inconsistencies were found.

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core/nameservice.go (3)

23-23: Implement getErrorDescription for error standardization.

The use of getErrorDescription aligns with the goal of standardizing error messages. Ensure consistent application in similar contexts.


86-86: Standardize error handling with getErrorDescription.

The update to use getErrorDescription is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure its usage is standardized across all relevant functions.


50-50: Consistent application of getErrorDescription.

This change supports the standardization of error messages. Verify that getErrorDescription is used consistently across the codebase.

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Consistent usage of getErrorDescription verified.

The getErrorDescription function is consistently used across the codebase for setting error descriptions, as observed in multiple files. No inconsistencies were found.

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util/error/error_test.go (3)

25-25: Improved error message security.

The error messages now use <masked file path> to prevent exposure of sensitive information. This is a good practice for security and privacy.

Also applies to: 37-37


89-97: Refactor test logic for anonymizeBadgerError.

The logic for checking errors has been refined to ensure that the result is empty when expected. This improves the accuracy of the tests.


1-1: Package name change to error.

The package name has been changed from os to error, which aligns with the focus on error handling. Ensure this change is reflected in all relevant imports and usages across the codebase.

core/collections.go (1)

15-15: Standardized error descriptions with getErrorDescription(err).

The use of getErrorDescription(err) across methods standardizes error handling. This promotes consistency and makes error messages more informative.

Also applies to: 35-35, 55-55, 79-79

core/application/account_stop.go (2)

45-45: Enhanced error transformation with errUtils.TransformError(err).

The use of errUtils.TransformError(err) enhances error handling by providing a consistent transformation method. This aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing error handling.


15-15: Transition to errUtils for error handling.

The import of errUtils replaces oserror, indicating a move towards a standardized error transformation approach. Ensure that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.

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Consistent usage of errUtils across the codebase.

The transition to using errUtils for error handling is consistently applied across the codebase. The errUtils.TransformError(err) pattern is used uniformly in various files, ensuring a standardized approach to error transformation.

  • Files using errUtils:
    • util/builtinobjects/builtinobjects.go
    • pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/clientds.go
    • core/application/account_stop.go
    • core/application/account_move.go
    • core/util.go
    • core/application/account_create_from_export.go
    • core/files/fileuploader/uploader.go
    • core/block/files.go
    • core/block/export/writer.go
    • core/block/export/export.go
    • core/block/import/common/filenameprovider.go
    • core/block/import/html/converter.go
    • core/block/import/common/source/zip.go
    • core/block/import/common/source/file.go
    • core/block/import/common/syncer/file.go
    • core/block/import/common/syncer/icon.go
    • core/block/import/common/filetime/darwin.go
    • core/block/import/common/filetime/windows.go
    • core/block/import/common/source/directory.go
    • core/block/editor/file/file.go
    • core/block/import/common/filetime/linux.go
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core/block/import/common/syncer/icon.go (2)

22-22: Consistent error handling with errUtils.

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101-101: Verify errUtils.TransformError usage.

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  • Location: util/error/error.go
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core/external.go (3)

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61-61: Ensure meaningful error descriptions.

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  • core/util.go: getErrorDescription uses TransformError to handle error transformations.
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core/widget.go (5)

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37-37: Centralized error handling.

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58-58: Consistent error reporting.

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79-79: Verify error description logic.

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core/history.go (4)

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67-67: Consistent error handling with getErrorDescription.

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135-135: Enhanced error reporting with getErrorDescription.

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core/application/account_create_from_export.go (3)

28-28: Refactor import for error handling utility.

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73-73: Consistent error transformation with errUtils.TransformError.

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92-92: Standardized error handling with errUtils.TransformError.

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core/block/import/html/converter.go (3)

21-21: Refactor import for error handling utility.

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169-169: Standardized error transformation with errUtils.TransformError.

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196-196: Consistent error handling with errUtils.TransformError.

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core/file.go (7)

21-21: Standardized error handling in FileDownload.

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43-43: Standardized error handling in FileDrop.

The error description is now set using getErrorDescription(err), enhancing error message consistency.


76-76: Standardized error handling in FileOffload.

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103-103: Standardized error handling in FileSpaceOffload.

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121-121: Standardized error handling in FileUpload.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) improves the uniformity of error messages.


148-148: Standardized error handling in FileSpaceUsage.

The method now uses getErrorDescription(err) for error descriptions, promoting consistency.


198-198: Standardized error handling in FileReconcile.

The error description is now derived from getErrorDescription(err), ensuring standardized error messages.

core/debug.go (7)

19-19: Standardized error handling in DebugTree.

The error description is now set using getErrorDescription(err), aligning with the standardized error handling approach.


44-44: Standardized error handling in DebugTreeHeads.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


76-76: Standardized error handling in DebugSpaceSummary.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) ensures consistent error descriptions.


128-128: Standardized error handling in DebugStackGoroutines.

The error description is now derived from getErrorDescription(err), promoting uniformity.


146-146: Standardized error handling in DebugExportLocalstore.

Using getErrorDescription(err) for error descriptions enhances consistency.


174-174: Standardized error handling in DebugSubscriptions.

The method now uses getErrorDescription(err) for error descriptions, ensuring standardized error messages.


197-197: Standardized error handling in DebugOpenedObjects.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) improves the uniformity of error messages.

core/create.go (7)

21-21: Standardized error handling in ObjectCreate.

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48-48: Standardized error handling in ObjectCreateSet.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


85-85: Standardized error handling in ObjectCreateBookmark.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) ensures consistent error descriptions.


106-106: Standardized error handling in ObjectCreateObjectType.

The error description is now derived from getErrorDescription(err), promoting uniformity.


131-131: Standardized error handling in ObjectCreateRelation.

Using getErrorDescription(err) for error descriptions enhances consistency.


163-163: Standardized error handling in ObjectCreateRelationOption.

The method now uses getErrorDescription(err) for error descriptions, ensuring standardized error messages.


189-189: Standardized error handling in ObjectCreateFromUrl.

The change to use getErrorDescription(err) improves the uniformity of error messages.

pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/clientds.go (2)

171-171: Consistent error transformation applied.

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21-21: Ensure errUtils is correctly implemented and used.

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core/workspace.go (1)

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Standardized error descriptions with getErrorDescription are correctly implemented.

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core/table.go (1)

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core/files/fileuploader/uploader.go (2)

33-33: Consistent error handling with errUtils.

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330-330: Verify the integration of errUtils.TransformError.

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core/payments.go (9)

42-42: Improved error messaging with getErrorDescription.

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118-118: Standardized error handling with getErrorDescription.

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149-149: Ensure clarity in error messages.

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186-186: Enhance user experience with descriptive errors.

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269-269: Consistent error descriptions with getErrorDescription.

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300-300: Standardized error handling approach.

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333-333: Ensure comprehensive error coverage.

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233-233: Verify error description accuracy.

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Consistent and Correct Implementation of getErrorDescription.

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  • core/util.go: Implementation of getErrorDescription.
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core/block/editor/file/file.go (2)

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399-399: Verify the integration of errUtils.TransformError.

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  • Implementation found in util/error/error.go.
  • Test cases located in util/error/error_test.go.
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util/builtinobjects/builtinobjects.go (3)

254-254: LGTM: Standardized error handling in CreateObjectsForExperience.

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289-289: LGTM: Standardized error handling in inject.

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526-526: LGTM: Standardized error handling in downloadZipToFile.

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core/block_dataview.go (15)

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The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


61-61: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewObjectOrderUpdate.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


81-81: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewObjectOrderMove.

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111-111: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewCreateFromExistingObject.

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141-141: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewViewUpdate.

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161-161: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewViewCreate.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


183-183: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewViewDelete.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


203-203: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewViewSetActive.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


223-223: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewViewSetPosition.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


244-244: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewRelationAdd.

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265-265: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewRelationDelete.

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290-290: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewSetSource.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.


314-314: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewFilterAdd.

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338-338: LGTM: Standardized error description in BlockDataviewFilterRemove.

The use of getErrorDescription(err) improves consistency in error reporting.

core/block/export/export.go (2)

124-124: LGTM: Standardized error handling in zip writer branch of Export.

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129-129: LGTM: Standardized error handling in directory writer branch of Export.

The use of errUtils.TransformError(err) is consistent with the new error handling strategy.

core/object.go (30)

42-42: Standardized error handling.

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65-65: Consistent error handling.

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88-88: Consistent error handling.

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104-104: Standardized error handling.

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150-150: Consistent error handling.

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341-341: Standardized error handling.

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387-387: Consistent error handling.

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414-414: Standardized error handling.

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442-442: Consistent error handling.

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552-552: Standardized error handling.

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574-574: Consistent error handling.

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740-740: Standardized error handling.

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780-780: Standardized error handling.

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core/block.go (51)

30-30: Standardized error handling.

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1141-1141: Standardized error handling.

Using getErrorDescription(err) ensures consistent error descriptions.

Comment on lines 29 to 57
func TransformError(err error) error {
if err == nil {
return nil
}
result := err.Error()
var errChanged bool
result = cleanUpCase(result, err, func(pathErr *os.PathError) {
pathErr.Path = "<masked file path>"
errChanged = true
})
result = cleanUpCase(result, err, func(urlErr *url.Error) {
urlErr.URL = "<masked url>"
errChanged = true
})
result = cleanUpCase(result, err, func(dnsErr *net.DNSError) {
if dnsErr.Name != "" {
dnsErr.Name = "<masked host name>"
errChanged = true
}
if dnsErr.Server != "" {
dnsErr.Server = "<masked dns server>"
errChanged = true
}
})
result, errChanged = anonymizeBadgerError(result, errChanged)
if errChanged {
return errors.New(result)
}
return err
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Consider improving readability of anonymous functions.

Using named functions instead of inline anonymous functions for cleanUpCase calls could improve readability and maintainability.

func maskPathError(pathErr *os.PathError) {
	pathErr.Path = "<masked file path>"
	errChanged = true
}

func maskURLError(urlErr *url.Error) {
	urlErr.URL = "<masked url>"
	errChanged = true
}

func maskDNSError(dnsErr *net.DNSError) {
	if dnsErr.Name != "" {
		dnsErr.Name = "<masked host name>"
		errChanged = true
	}
	if dnsErr.Server != "" {
		dnsErr.Server = "<masked dns server>"
		errChanged = true
	}
}

result = cleanUpCase(result, err, maskPathError)
result = cleanUpCase(result, err, maskURLError)
result = cleanUpCase(result, err, maskDNSError)

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if submatch := badgerFileErrPattern.FindStringSubmatch(err); len(submatch) > 0 {
if len(submatch) > 0 {
anonymizedPath := "*" + string(os.PathSeparator) + filepath.Base(strings.TrimSpace(submatch[1]))
err = strings.Replace(err, submatch[1], anonymizedPath, 1)
changed = true
}
}
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Remove redundant check for submatch length.

The check if len(submatch) > 0 is redundant because FindStringSubmatch already ensures that the length is greater than zero if it finds a match.

-  if submatch := badgerFileErrPattern.FindStringSubmatch(err); len(submatch) > 0 {
-    if len(submatch) > 0 {
+  if submatch := badgerFileErrPattern.FindStringSubmatch(err); len(submatch) > 1 {
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if submatch := badgerFileErrPattern.FindStringSubmatch(err); len(submatch) > 0 {
if len(submatch) > 0 {
anonymizedPath := "*" + string(os.PathSeparator) + filepath.Base(strings.TrimSpace(submatch[1]))
err = strings.Replace(err, submatch[1], anonymizedPath, 1)
changed = true
}
}
if submatch := badgerFileErrPattern.FindStringSubmatch(err); len(submatch) > 1 {
anonymizedPath := "*" + string(os.PathSeparator) + filepath.Base(strings.TrimSpace(submatch[1]))
err = strings.Replace(err, submatch[1], anonymizedPath, 1)
changed = true
}

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util/anyerror/anyerror.go (4)

17-27: Functionality of anonymizeBadgerError is sound.

The function effectively anonymizes file paths in Badger error messages. The use of os.PathSeparator and filepath.Base ensures cross-platform compatibility.


29-58: Comprehensive error handling in CleanupError.

The function effectively masks sensitive information across different error types, enhancing security and privacy. Consider adding more error types if applicable.


60-68: Effective use of generics in cleanUpCase.

The function uses generics to apply transformations to specific error types, which is efficient and flexible. Ensure all necessary error types are covered.


13-15: Ensure regex pattern correctness.

The badgerFileErrPattern is designed to match file paths in Badger errors. Ensure that this pattern accurately captures all relevant cases.

Verification successful

Regex pattern correctly captures Badger error file paths.

The badgerFileErrPattern successfully matches file paths in Badger error messages as demonstrated by the test cases. The pattern captures the intended format accurately.

  • Test cases in util/anyerror/anyerror_test.go confirm the regex pattern's correctness.
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util/anyerror/anyerror_test.go (5)

25-27: Test case for os.PathError is effective.

The test correctly verifies that absolute file paths are masked in error messages.


37-39: Test case for relative os.PathError is effective.

The test correctly verifies that relative file paths are masked in error messages.


45-46: Test case for non-path errors is effective.

The test correctly verifies that non-path errors remain unchanged.


52-53: Test case for url.Error is effective.

The test correctly verifies that URLs are masked in error messages.


89-97: Test cases for Badger errors are effective.

The tests correctly verify that file paths in Badger errors are masked appropriately for different platforms.

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