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Add update_activity errors to aggregated errors for mailing #5958

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This pull request fixes a config parser error email not being sent when the error was in the outer dirconfig.json

Also renamed some variables from e(xercise) to a(ctivity) to please robocop variable reuse issues with the e(rror) variable

@jorg-vr jorg-vr added the bug Something isn't working label Nov 25, 2024
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The changes in this pull request focus on enhancing error handling within the Repository class located in app/models/repository.rb. The process_activities method has been modified to read configuration files from activity directories, filtering out invalid ones while accumulating parsing errors for a consolidated report. A new block of code has been added to handle the outermost directory configuration file, preventing further activity processing if errors are encountered. The method captures ConfigParseError exceptions, pushing these errors into an errors array, thereby improving error management without altering method signatures or introducing new methods.

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File Change Summary
app/models/repository.rb Enhanced process_activities to read and validate configuration files, capturing ConfigParseError exceptions into an errors array. Adjusted logic to prevent processing if configuration files are invalid.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Repository
    participant ConfigParser

    User->>Repository: process_activities()
    Repository->>ConfigParser: read outermost config
    alt ConfigParseError
        ConfigParser-->>Repository: raise ConfigParseError
        Repository->>Repository: push error to errors array
        Repository-->>User: report errors
    else No Error
        Repository->>ConfigParser: read activity configs
        Repository-->>User: process activities
    end
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app/models/repository.rb (3)

277-279: LGTM: Error handling approach

The approach of collecting ConfigParseError in the errors array aligns well with the PR objective of aggregating errors for mailing. This maintains consistency with the error handling pattern used in process_activities.

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277-279: Add test coverage for error handling

The error handling code lacks test coverage. Please add tests to verify the behavior when ConfigParseError is raised.

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277-279: Verify integration with process_activities

The error handling integrates with process_activities, but let's verify all call sites properly handle the errors array.

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Error handling integration is properly implemented

The error handling in the update_activity method is correctly integrated with the process_activities workflow:

  • Errors from ConfigParseError are collected in the errors array
  • The errors array is checked at the end of process_activities and raises AggregatedConfigErrors if any errors exist
  • AggregatedConfigErrors triggers email notifications through ErrorMailer as shown in the error rescue blocks
  • The error collection and propagation path is complete and consistent
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rescue ConfigParseError => e
# add error to the list of errors
errors.push e
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⚠️ Potential issue

Initialize the errors array before using it

The errors array is being used but not initialized in the method scope. This could lead to undefined method 'push' for nil:NilClass errors.

Apply this diff to fix the issue:

  def update_activity(act)
+   errors = []
    config = act.merged_config
    # ... rest of the method ...
  rescue ConfigParseError => e
    # add error to the list of errors
    errors.push e
  end

Additionally, consider passing the errors array as a parameter to make error collection more explicit:

- def update_activity(act)
+ def update_activity(act, errors = [])
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rescue ConfigParseError => e
# add error to the list of errors
errors.push e
def update_activity(act, errors = [])
rescue ConfigParseError => e
# add error to the list of errors
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@jorg-vr jorg-vr marked this pull request as draft November 25, 2024 11:06
@jorg-vr jorg-vr marked this pull request as ready for review November 25, 2024 13:59
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app/models/repository.rb (2)

Line range hint 139-150: Consider extracting directory traversal logic to improve readability

The nested directory traversal and config file reading logic is complex. Consider extracting it into a separate method for better maintainability.

 def process_activities
   dirs = activity_dirs
   errors = []
-    activity_dirs_and_configs = dirs.map do |d|
-      Pathname.new('./').join(activity_relative_path(d)).parent.descend.each do |p|
-        read_config_file(full_path.join(p, Activity::DIRCONFIG_FILE))
-      end
-      [d, read_config_file(Activity.config_file(d))]
-    rescue ConfigParseError => e
-      errors.push e
-      nil
-    end.compact
+    activity_dirs_and_configs = process_directory_configs(dirs, errors)

+  private
+
+  def process_directory_configs(dirs, errors)
+    dirs.map do |d|
+      process_single_directory_config(d, errors)
+    end.compact
+  end
+
+  def process_single_directory_config(dir, errors)
+    Pathname.new('./').join(activity_relative_path(dir)).parent.descend.each do |p|
+      read_config_file(full_path.join(p, Activity::DIRCONFIG_FILE))
+    end
+    [dir, read_config_file(Activity.config_file(dir))]
+  rescue ConfigParseError => e
+    errors.push e
+    nil
+  end

163-167: Remove unnecessary Rubocop directive

The Rubocop disable directive for Style/CollectionCompact is redundant and can be removed.

-                          # rubocop:disable Style/CollectionCompact
-                          # This is a false positive for Hash#compact, where this is Array#compact
                          .reject { |_, a| a.nil? }
-                          # rubocop:enable Style/CollectionCompact

Additionally, consider using compact instead of reject { |_, a| a.nil? } for better readability:

-                          .reject { |_, a| a.nil? }
+                          .compact
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app/models/repository.rb (2)

151-158: LGTM! Good error handling for the outermost dirconfig

The implementation correctly prevents further activity processing when the outermost dirconfig has errors, which addresses the PR objective of properly handling configuration parser errors.


Line range hint 139-158: Verify error handling coverage

Let's ensure all error paths are properly covered and errors are consistently collected.

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Error handling implementation is robust and well-structured

The error handling implementation shows a comprehensive approach:

  • ConfigParseError exceptions are consistently caught and collected in both repository and activity processing
  • Errors are uniquely aggregated by path in AggregatedConfigErrors
  • The Activity class properly validates configs by catching parse errors
  • Error collection is centralized and leads to a single aggregated error report
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@jorg-vr jorg-vr merged commit 5cd4418 into main Nov 25, 2024
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@jorg-vr jorg-vr deleted the fix/report-repo-error branch November 25, 2024 14:15
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