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feat: include object id/key in invalid object errors #301
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feat: include object id/key in invalid object errors #301
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- Include object `id`/`key` in errors when objects not found in datafile - Modifies invalid object `id`/`key` log messages to make them consistent Include object `id`/`key` in errors when an object is not found makes them available to the user or the custom error handler. One example of why this is useful is that the `key` of an experiment could be used within a custom error handler to fetch the details of the experiment. This would indicate whether the experiment has been paused (in which case the error could be ignored) or archived (in which case the code referencing the experiment should be removed from the application).
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- Expose the object identifiers as error properties so that they are easier to use in error handlers. - Encapsulate the error messages within the error objects to enforce consistency and to simplify initialization - Use the messages of the error objects as log messages to enforce consistency and to simplify logging
We're super late on looking at this @stoneman. Sorry about that. Is this change still relevant? |
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@stoneman I have your PR working and ready to be merged. Would you mind signing this license form please so we can merge? |
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Summary
id
/key
in errors when objects not found in datafileid
/key
log messages to make them consistentInclude object
id
/key
in errors when an object is not found makes them available to the user or the custom error handler.One example of why this is useful is that the
key
of an experiment could be used within a custom error handler to fetch the details of the experiment. This would indicate whether the experiment has been paused (in which case the error could be ignored) or archived (in which case the code referencing the experiment should be removed from the application).This change will impact existing custom error handlers which are expecting an error class rather than an error object instance.
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Jira ticket:
https://jira.sso.episerver.net/browse/FSSDK-9439