feat : handle exception in cache #473
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Based on the changelog information provided, I can now generate a final response that highlights the specific breaking changes and necessary actions:
Major version upgrades require careful testing and code updates
The version upgrades include significant breaking changes that need attention:
React 19:
- Requires new JSX transform
- Removes several APIs:
propTypes, functiondefaultProps, string refs,findDOMNode, legacy context- Changes error handling behavior
- Introduces new behavior for refs and StrictMode
React Router 7:
- Refer to their changelog for specific breaking changes
date-fns 4.x:
- Adds timezone support to formatting functions
- Changes behavior for null handling in internal functions
- May require updates to date formatting code using these functions
Action items:
- Test the application thoroughly, especially components using removed React APIs
- Update code using deprecated React patterns (string refs, propTypes, etc.)
- Review and update date formatting code for compatibility with date-fns 4.x
- Consider using React 18.3.1 first as a stepping stone, which adds warnings for deprecated APIs
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13-28: Verify application compatibility with major version updatesSeveral major version updates that could introduce breaking changes:
- React 18 → 19
- React Router 6 → 7
- date-fns 2.x → 4.x
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src/main/java/com/app/folioman/config/redis/RedisConfig.java (1)
18-18: LGTM: Good practice implementing CachingConfigurer
Implementing CachingConfigurer is a good approach for centralized cache error handling.
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124-124: LGTM: Hash updated correctly
The hash has been updated to reflect the new dependency versions.
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| @@ -27,4 +35,36 @@ CustomRedisCacheManager cacheManager(RedisConnectionFactory redisConnectionFacto | |||
| RedisCacheWriter redisCacheWriter = RedisCacheWriter.nonLockingRedisCacheWriter(redisConnectionFactory); | |||
| return new CustomRedisCacheManager(redisCacheWriter, redisConnectionFactory, monitor); | |||
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| public CacheErrorHandler errorHandler() { | |||
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@coderabbitai, is this the correct way to define CacheErrorHandler
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@rajadilipkolli, yes, this is a standard and correct way to define a custom CacheErrorHandler in Spring. By implementing the methods handleCacheGetError, handleCachePutError, handleCacheEvictError, and handleCacheClearError, you can gracefully handle and log cache-related exceptions as needed. This approach should work fine for most use cases.
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