feat(errors): create new error types to carry more info #199

dpopp07 · 2023-11-06T22:09:02Z

This is a commit with the prototype code for the new error message formats. This isn't final but it's ready for a more thorough review and using a PR seems like the best way to do it. I'll mark this as a draft and tests are still failing as I clean things up but please begin to leave feedback and comments!

The PR is now complete and ready for review.

padamstx

Overall this looks good.
Here are some things to consider:

Perhaps we could consolidate a few of the "discriminator" values. If the discriminator value is only one of multiple values that are used to create a "hash" then it might not be important to have super granular discriminator values. For example, in jwt_utils.go perhaps all three calls to coreSDKErrorf() could use "invalid-token" or "invalid-jwt" for the discriminator.
We might want to scrutinize the various discriminator values that we use (I have my info developer hat on while making this statement 😂). Perhaps "invalid-input" instead of "bad-char", etc.
We might also want to include as part of this work changes to our error message constants so that the actual messages are not capitalized, which I think is idiomatic for Go (e.g. "Error while turning the light on" should be "error while turning the light on" 😄)

core/errors.go

dpopp07 · 2023-11-07T22:43:18Z

We discussed this in person but I'll leave responses to your feedback here so we have it in writing

Perhaps we could consolidate a few of the "discriminator" values. If the discriminator value is only one of multiple values that are used to create a "hash" then it might not be important to have super granular discriminator values. For example, in jwt_utils.go perhaps all three calls to coreSDKErrorf() could use "invalid-token" or "invalid-jwt" for the discriminator.

The purpose of the discriminator is to differentiate between errors that would otherwise have the same hash. For example, in jwt_utils.go, two of the calls to coreSDKErrorf() are in the same function but happen for different reasons. The discriminator is there to ensure we can capture different scenarios with different hashes. Therefore, I think it often helps for them to be fairly granular. We could potentially revisit how granular we want the hashes to be, though.

We might want to scrutinize the various discriminator values that we use (I have my info developer hat on while making this statement 😂). Perhaps "invalid-input" instead of "bad-char", etc.

Something I should have documented is that the discriminator is not ever meant to be seen by the user. It's a private field, so it won't be accessible and it won't appear in the YAML-ified log messages. It's just there as a convenience field for developers to "discriminate" between errors. So, the user-friendliness shouldn't be too relevant. That said, I agree it's worth taking a look to see if any of them detract from the readability of the code itself.

We might also want to include as part of this work changes to our error message constants so that the actual messages are not capitalized, which I think is idiomatic for Go (e.g. "Error while turning the light on" should be "error while turning the light on" 😄)

Good idea - I hadn't been aware of that but I agree, this would be an appropriate time to make such a change.

pyrooka

It looks pretty good, I really like the logic. Left some comments to consider, but none of them is game changer.
Before I forget: I know this is just a draft, but please run the goimports tool on the project or at least on the new errors.go file to fix the order of the imports (3rd party to the bottom, separated by a new line) and the indentation (tab instead of spaces 😛 ).

core/authenticator.go

core/errors.go

core/authenticator_factory.go

bartlomiej-malecki · 2023-11-30T10:05:38Z

As potential consumer of this PR - i would like to extend HTTPError with

type HTTPError struct {
...
	// StatusCode same as Response.StatusCode
	StatusCode int

	// Errors array of `errors` from Response
	// if Response contains `error` instead of `errors` it will be the only element of Errors
	Errors []Error
}

so i could do something like

	err = callClientFunction()
	if err != nil {
		var httpErr HTTPError
		if errors.As(err, &httpErr) {
			if httpErr.StatusCode == 404 {
				return
			}
			fmt.Println(httpErr.Errors)
		}
	}

vast majority of errors we have to handle is coming from:
https://github.com/IBM/go-sdk-core/blob/main/core/base_service.go#L457

assuming we do this call in some handler in our microservice and we want e.g. to fail request with proper array of errors from downstream services, that would help a lot (we can do all this using DetailedResponse, but if we had this in error that would be very convenient)

PS. please don not change current value returned by err.Error()
i bet there is a lot of existing code that currently do things like:
strings.Contains(err.Error(), "Not Found") etc - that would have massive impact

dpopp07 · 2023-11-30T15:55:16Z

As potential consumer of this PR - i would like to extend HTTPError

Thank you for posting the feedback! The more eyes we can get on this change, the better. I'll discuss this proposed change with the team. That is helpful to be aware of.

PS. please don not change current value returned by err.Error()
i bet there is a lot of existing code

Great call. It has been my goal to keep the existing error messages intact so that err.Error() would return a consistent string. I'll double check the code to make sure I didn't thoughtlessly change anything.

Thanks again for looking this over and providing feedback. Feel free to share any other thoughts you have.

Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

- Treat APIs as separate components by making HTTP errors the "causedBy" of core errors - Refactor and expose certain functions to enable utilizing the new error logic in Terraform - Require "causedBy" errors to be our custom "Problem" type, rather than allow generic errors - Outfit MCSP authenticator with new error creation functions - Add lower snake case JSON tags to all error structs, as well as the DetailedResponse struct Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

Also: try to add back in the error code but exclude it from the hash computation. Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

Now, responses from authentication requests are processed the same way responses from normal requests are. Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

Also: - Remove system from function name to avoid redundancy - Make Problem a superset of error interface - Document OrderableProblem stuff Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

* Add "Severity" as a field for all Problem types * Rename "System" to be "Component" * Rename "Error" to be "Problem" Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

dpopp07 · 2024-02-29T15:57:06Z

@padamstx @pyrooka @hudlow this is now ready for review. I need to add some tests and finalize a couple of details but the bulk of the logic should remain as it is now. I also might split some of the new logic into separate files because the errors.go file is a bit monolithic. But it should be okay to review as is.

dpopp07 · 2024-02-29T15:58:26Z

we can do all this using DetailedResponse, but if we had this in error that would be very convenient

@bartlomiej-malecki unfortunately, this was a bit too complicated to make it into the initial MVP scope but I still think it's a great idea and I hope to deliver it as a follow-on soon. It should be doable in a compatible fashion.

Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

padamstx

Looks great. I added a few ticky-tack comments to consider.

padamstx · 2024-03-01T20:44:21Z

core/errors.go

+
+// IBMProblem holds the base set of fields that all problem types
+// should include. It is geared towards embedding in other
+// structs and it should not be used on its own (so it is not exported).


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// structs and it should not be used on its own (so it is not exported).

// structs and it should not be used on its own.

Just wanted to point out that since the struct name starts with an upper-case letter, it is in fact public.

Good call! That comment was leftover from when it was private, but it needs to be public to use it in Terraform. I'll update the comment.

padamstx · 2024-03-01T20:46:24Z

core/errors.go

+
+	// Summary is the informative, user-friendly message that describes
+	// the problem and what caused it.
+	Summary string `json:"summary" validate:"required"` // required


Just wondering... do we ever serialize/marshal these structs as JSON? If not, then we probably don't need these json struct annotations.
Also, if we don't really ever use the validate framework on these structs (like we do with API-defined models, etc.) then we also probably don't need the validate annotation here either.

We don't, so you're right. These are also leftover from an earlier prototype. I'll remove them everywhere.

padamstx · 2024-03-01T20:48:37Z

core/errors.go

+
+	// Summary is the informative, user-friendly message that describes
+	// the problem and what caused it.
+	Summary string `json:"summary" validate:"required"` // required


I fear that these various // required comments are somewhat superfluous and might in the future create more harm than good.
I'm not exactly sure what that comment implies for a struct like this, but whatever it is conveying should probably just be incorporated into the comment above the field.

Agreed, I was adding these for my own edification while planning out the schemas but they are unnecessary and unhelpful - I'm removing them.

padamstx · 2024-03-01T20:55:58Z

core/errors.go

+	GetID() string
+
+	// Error returns the message associated with a given problem and guarantees
+	// every instance of Problem also implements the native `error` interface.


I might be in the minority, but I'm not a big fan of using backticks in comments as an alternative to single or double quotes. It just seems too much like markdown to me 😂. I double-checked and there appear to be very few uses of backticks in comments in the go core other than this new file.

I acknowledge that this is a really picky comment 😂

I also use it (a lot?) to emphasize that I'm referring to a variable/code element. Can't decide if it's good or not, just my habit.

Haha I think that's fair! I'd rather be consistent with the rest of the core, so I'll replace them with double quotes.

padamstx · 2024-03-01T21:19:45Z

core/error_utils.go

+// sdkStackFrame is a convenience struct for formatting
+// frame data to be printed as YAML.
+type sdkStackFrame struct {
+	Function string `json:"function,omitempty"`


Should we have json tags on these fields or yaml tags if we're going to be doing yaml serialization?

Good call. Actually, with the YAML package I ended up using, the keys are "lowercased" automatically when marshalling so we don't need them at all. I will remove them.

pyrooka

Well...it's impressive and all looks really good! I left a few small comments to consider, but that's all.
Actually, I have a few questions:

Wouldn't be good (in long term) to create and use the discriminator strings as constants? E.g. having a discriminator.go so we can use them as discriminator.ObjIsNil.
Wouldn't it worth to pass the err objects to the "constructors" like SDKErrorf every time, even if they are not used? I am thinking of future scenarios where we might need them... 😄
I know this is the only initial work and the change is already huge, but I am pretty sure we want to have unit tests for the new functions in the future.

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T15:07:11Z

core/errors.go

+	GetID() string
+
+	// Error returns the message associated with a given problem and guarantees
+	// every instance of Problem also implements the native `error` interface.


I also use it (a lot?) to emphasize that I'm referring to a variable/code element. Can't decide if it's good or not, just my habit.

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T16:08:03Z

core/error_utils.go

+// information about the function the problem was created in, and
+// returns the name of the function.
+func computeFunctionName(component string) string {
+	if pc, _, _, ok := runtime.Caller(2); ok {


Glad you can make use of this runtime.Caller() function! :)

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T16:19:28Z

core/errors.go

+// function. Should only be used in public (exported) functions.
+func RepurposeSDKProblem(err error, discriminator string) error {
+	if err == nil {
+		return err


Hate to being this picky, but I'd return this way (you also use this pattern in the rest of the changes - I checked :))

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return err

return nil

Fair enough - I'll make that change!

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T16:21:05Z

core/iam_authenticator.go

 }

 // newIamAuthenticatorFromMap constructs a new IamAuthenticator instance from a map.
 func newIamAuthenticatorFromMap(properties map[string]string) (authenticator *IamAuthenticator, err error) {
 	if properties == nil {
-		return nil, fmt.Errorf(ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL)
+		return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)


Typo?

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return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)

return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing-props", getComponentInfo)

Yes, thank you!

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T16:57:19Z

core/vpc_instance_authenticator.go

@@ -148,7 +147,7 @@ func (authenticator *VpcInstanceAuthenticator) url() string {
 // configuration properties.
 func newVpcInstanceAuthenticatorFromMap(properties map[string]string) (authenticator *VpcInstanceAuthenticator, err error) {
 	if properties == nil {
-		return nil, fmt.Errorf(ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL)
+		return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)


Typo?

Suggested change

return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)

return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing-props", getComponentInfo)

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T17:08:01Z

core/bearer_token_authenticator.go

@@ -43,7 +44,7 @@ func NewBearerTokenAuthenticator(bearerToken string) (*BearerTokenAuthenticator,
 // newBearerTokenAuthenticator : Constructs a new BearerTokenAuthenticator instance from a map.
 func newBearerTokenAuthenticatorFromMap(properties map[string]string) (*BearerTokenAuthenticator, error) {
 	if properties == nil {
-		return nil, fmt.Errorf(ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL)
+		return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)


Typo?

Suggested change

return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)

return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing-props", getComponentInfo)

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T17:08:42Z

core/container_authenticator.go

@@ -204,7 +203,7 @@ func (authenticator *ContainerAuthenticator) client() *http.Client {
 // configuration properties.
 func newContainerAuthenticatorFromMap(properties map[string]string) (authenticator *ContainerAuthenticator, err error) {
 	if properties == nil {
-		return nil, fmt.Errorf(ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL)
+		return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)


Typo?

Suggested change

return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)

return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing-props", getComponentInfo)

pyrooka · 2024-03-04T17:11:54Z

core/base_service.go

@@ -612,6 +649,39 @@ func getErrorMessage(responseMap map[string]interface{}, statusCode int) string
 	return http.StatusText(statusCode)
 }

+// getErrorCode: try to retrieve an error code from the decoded response body (map).


I think this is more godoc compliant, but feel free to leave it as-is.

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// getErrorCode: try to retrieve an error code from the decoded response body (map).

// getErrorCode tries to retrieve an error code from the decoded response body (map).

You're absolutely right, good catch!

- Component now follows the graph fragment pattern - Adjust system/version provider functions to use new struct - Adjust prefixes to use hyphens instead of underscores - Add status code/request id/correlation id to http message output Signed-off-by: Dustin Popp <[email protected]>

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dpopp07 · 2024-03-06T19:32:43Z

@pyrooka good questions! I'll answer here:

Wouldn't be good (in long term) to create and use the discriminator strings as constants? E.g. having a discriminator.go so we can use them as discriminator.ObjIsNil.

It's a good idea but I still want to avoid using constants for a couple of reasons. The biggest one is, we need to keep in mind how we are going to enumerate the possible errors within this package. Having the string value of each discriminator right in the error constructor makes statically computing the hash value for that created error much easier. I know that's not the best reason in the world to make code decisions but it's a very real problem before us. That, and the fact that many of the discriminators only have one usage and I'm not sure it's worth writing a whole new file for keeping track of them. Some values are used more than once, like in authenticators, but that doesn't actually matter that much. They shouldn't ever change once I commit them but even if one did or if I messed one up, consistency doesn't add any value beyond aesthetic.

Wouldn't it worth to pass the err objects to the "constructors" like SDKErrorf every time, even if they are not used? I am thinking of future scenarios where we might need them... 😄

The errors are only meant to be passed to the constructors if they are coming from a separate IBM Cloud component, like an HTTP service or another SDK. They are used as the "caused by" error to chain them together. Even though we have to accept an error type, the argument should really should be a Problem. I prefer to keep that clear by only passing in the variable when we know we want to use it as a "caused by". If we need the errors in the future (the only thing we could ever really use from them is the message), we can always just pass them in without a compatibility issue (I think).

I know this is the only initial work and the change is already huge, but I am pretty sure we want to have unit tests for the new functions in the future.

100% - not just for the future, but now 🙂 I am working on them for this PR.

pyrooka · 2024-03-07T11:39:07Z

Thanks for the answer @dpopp07!

Re: the discriminator constants, it makes sense and I think you have already explained to me. I just wanted to make sure I understand your approach.

Re: passing the errors - okay now I see.

100% - not just for the future, but now 🙂 I am working on them for this PR.

Sorry, I might missed that but agree, we should have them before merging. I just didn't want to be pushy and say "LGTM, but can't approve without proper unit tests...". :)

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	// structs and it should not be used on its own (so it is not exported).
	// structs and it should not be used on its own.

	return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing_props", getComponentInfo)
	return nil, SDKErrorf(nil, ERRORMSG_PROPS_MAP_NIL, "missing-props", getComponentInfo)

	// getErrorCode: try to retrieve an error code from the decoded response body (map).
	// getErrorCode tries to retrieve an error code from the decoded response body (map).

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