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validation: add package encapsulating validation error categories
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| package validation | ||
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| // Errors extracted from `ValidateBlock` and `checkBlockMessages` and converted | ||
| // into more generic "categories" that are related with each other in a hierarchical | ||
| // fashion and allow to spawn errors from them. | ||
| // Explicitly split into separate `var` declarations instead of having a single | ||
| // block (to avoid `go fmt` potentially changing alignment of all errors and | ||
| // producing harder-to-read diffs). | ||
| // FIXME: How to better express this error hierarchy *without* reflection? (nested packages?) | ||
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| var InvalidBlock = NewHierarchicalErrorClass("invalid block") | ||
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| var NilSignature = InvalidBlock.Child("nil signature") | ||
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| var Timestamp = InvalidBlock.Child("invalid timestamp") | ||
| var BlockFutureTimestamp = Timestamp.Child("ahead of current time") | ||
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| var BlockMinedEarly = InvalidBlock.Child("block was generated too soon") | ||
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| var Winner = InvalidBlock.Child("not a winner") | ||
| var SlashedMiner = Winner.Child("slashed or invalid miner") | ||
| var NoCandidates = Winner.Child("no candidates") | ||
| var DuplicateCandidates = Winner.Child("duplicate epost candidates") | ||
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| // FIXME: Might want to include these in some EPost category. | ||
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| var Miner = InvalidBlock.Child("invalid miner") | ||
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| var InvalidMessagesCID = InvalidBlock.Child("messages CID didn't match message root in header") | ||
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| var InvalidMessage = InvalidBlock.Child("invalid message") | ||
| var InvalidBlsSignature = InvalidMessage.Child("invalid bls aggregate signature") | ||
| var InvalidSecpkSignature = InvalidMessage.Child("invalid secpk signature") | ||
| var EmptyRecipient = InvalidMessage.Child("empty 'To' address") | ||
| var WrongNonce = InvalidMessage.Child("wrong nonce") | ||
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| // FIXME: Errors from `checkBlockMessages` are too generic and should probably be extracted, is there | ||
| // another place where we validate them (like the message pool)? In that case we need a different | ||
| // root category like `InvalidMessage`. |
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| package validation | ||
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| import ( | ||
| "fmt" | ||
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| "golang.org/x/xerrors" | ||
| ) | ||
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| // Hierarchy of error categories to programmatically preserve in the language | ||
| // information linking errors from different contexts. Used inside | ||
| // `ErrorWithCategory`, it complements the standard `xerrors.Errorf` wrapping | ||
| // mechanism that preserves call stack information. This is not an error itself, | ||
| // it explicitly does not implement the interface forcing explicit calls to | ||
| // convert a category into a specific error instance used in validation functions. | ||
| // The hierarchy is implemented through a pointer to a (unique) `parent` category | ||
| // (if any). The `description` string identifies the category and will be used | ||
| // as the error message if one is not explicitly provided (like in `FromString()`). | ||
| // FIXME: This is general enough to be outside of this package. | ||
| type ErrorCategory struct { | ||
| parent *ErrorCategory | ||
| description string | ||
| } | ||
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| func NewHierarchicalErrorClass(description string) *ErrorCategory { | ||
| return &ErrorCategory{description: description} | ||
| } | ||
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| // Creates a new (child) category included in this one. | ||
| func (c *ErrorCategory) Child(description string) *ErrorCategory { | ||
| return &ErrorCategory{parent: c, description: description} | ||
| } | ||
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| // Returns a new error with the category description as its message. | ||
| func (c *ErrorCategory) Error() error { | ||
| return &ErrorWithCategory{category: c, msg: c.description, frame: getCallerFrame()} | ||
| } | ||
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| // Returns a new error from this category with the specified message. | ||
| func (c *ErrorCategory) FromString(msg string) error { | ||
| return &ErrorWithCategory{category: c, msg: msg, frame: getCallerFrame()} | ||
| } | ||
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| // Similar to `Error`, returns an error err. | ||
| func (c *ErrorCategory) WrapError(wrappedError error) error { | ||
| err := c.Error().(ErrorWithCategory) | ||
| err.wrappedError = wrappedError | ||
| return err | ||
| } | ||
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| // Error implementing the `error` interface providing category information | ||
| // and wrapped error semantics similar to `xerrors.Errorf`, including frame | ||
| // information (based on `xerrors.wrapError`). | ||
| type ErrorWithCategory struct { | ||
| category *ErrorCategory | ||
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| // Copied `xerrors.wrapError` attributes (since its a private structure) | ||
| wrappedError error | ||
| msg string | ||
| frame xerrors.Frame | ||
| } | ||
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| func (e *ErrorWithCategory) Category() *ErrorCategory { | ||
| return e.category | ||
| } | ||
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| // FIXME: Why can't it have a pointer receiver to satisfy the `error` interface? | ||
| // (`xerrors.wrapError` uses pointer) | ||
| func (e ErrorWithCategory) Error() string { | ||
| return fmt.Sprint(e) | ||
| } | ||
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| func (e *ErrorWithCategory) Format(s fmt.State, v rune) { xerrors.FormatError(e, s, v) } | ||
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| func (e *ErrorWithCategory) FormatError(p xerrors.Printer) (next error) { | ||
| p.Print(e.msg) | ||
| // FIXME: If we're using an external string as the error message we should | ||
| // probably want to include the category description here. | ||
| e.frame.Format(p) | ||
| return e.wrappedError | ||
| } | ||
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| func (e *ErrorWithCategory) Unwrap() error { | ||
| return e.wrappedError | ||
| } | ||
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| func getCallerFrame() xerrors.Frame { | ||
| frame := xerrors.Frame{} | ||
| // if internal.EnableTrace { | ||
| frame = xerrors.Caller(1) | ||
| // } | ||
| // FIXME: Can't reference internal package, if the flag is necessary we can extract | ||
| // it from an oracle of `xerrors` behavior (hacky). | ||
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| return frame | ||
| } |