fix: error parser #703
fix: error parser #703
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request focus on enhancing error handling mechanisms within the Changes
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apps/quickbooks_online/exceptions.py (2)
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83-151: Consider refactoring for better maintainabilityThe error handling decorator is handling multiple responsibilities and could benefit from being split into smaller, focused functions.
Consider breaking down the error handling into separate functions for each error type:
def _handle_credential_error(expense_group, task_log, is_fyle=True): """Handle Fyle/QBO credential related errors""" message = 'Fyle credentials do not exist' if is_fyle else 'QBO Account not connected / token expired' logger.info(f'{message} for workspace_id: {expense_group.workspace_id}') task_log.detail = {'message': message} task_log.status = 'FAILED' task_log.save() def _handle_server_error(error, task_log): """Handle internal server errors""" task_log.detail = {'error': error} task_log.status = 'FAILED' task_log.save() logger.error('Internal Server Error for workspace_id: %s %s', task_log.workspace_id, task_log.detail)Then use these helper functions in the decorator to improve readability and maintainability.
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83-151: Standardize error logging practicesThe error logging is inconsistent across different exception types. Some use
logger.info()while others uselogger.error().Establish a consistent logging pattern:
- Use
logger.error()for all error conditions that require attention- Use
logger.info()for expected failure scenarios- Include consistent context (workspace_id, expense_group_id) in all log messages
Example standardization:
# For credential errors logger.error('Credential error - workspace_id: %s, type: %s, detail: %s', workspace_id, 'fyle_credentials', error_detail) # For server errors logger.error('Server error - workspace_id: %s, expense_group_id: %s, error: %s', workspace_id, expense_group_id, str(error))
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Line range hint 83-151: Verify error handling completeness
Let's verify that all possible QuickBooks API error scenarios are properly handled.
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Let me gather more information about the error types and their handling patterns.
Let me try a different approach to gather information about error types and handling.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response about the error handling completeness.
Error handling is comprehensive and properly implemented
The error handling in the QuickBooks integration covers all major error scenarios:
- Authentication errors (FyleInvalidTokenError, InvalidTokenError)
- API errors (WrongParamsError, InternalServerError)
- Bulk operation errors (BulkError)
- Missing credentials (FyleCredential.DoesNotExist, QBOCredential.DoesNotExist)
- Generic exceptions with proper logging
The implementation includes:
- Proper error logging with workspace context
- Token expiration handling and credential updates
- Failed expense status updates
- Task log status tracking
- Detailed error messages in task logs
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# Look for error imports and their usage
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| @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ def handle_quickbooks_error(exception, expense_group: ExpenseGroup, task_log: Ta | |||
| defaults={ | |||
| 'error_title': error['type'], | |||
| 'type': 'QBO_ERROR', | |||
| 'error_detail': error['long_description'], | |||
| 'error_detail': error_msg, | |||
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Potential undefined variable reference
The error_msg variable used here is only set when export_type != 'Bill Payment'. This could lead to an undefined variable reference when handling Bill Payment errors.
Consider initializing error_msg with a default value before the conditional block:
+ error_msg = error['long_description'] # Default to original error description
if export_type != 'Bill Payment':
error_msg = error['long_description']
error_dict = error_matcher(error_msg)Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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