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Refactor error handling in data explorer Part 3 (#315)

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- Make sure we pass the error message string instead of an error object when we call `TelemetryProcessor.traceFailure` since TelemetryProcessor will call `JSON.stringify` on the error object which would result in an empty object
- Removed ErrorParserUtility since it only works on specific error types. We can just log the full error message and manually derive information we need from the message.
- Added option to include stack trace in `getErrorMessage`. This is useful for figuring out where the client side script errors are coming from.
- Some minor refactors
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victor-meng
2020-11-05 20:02:57 -08:00
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parent 53a8cea95e
commit 79dec6a8a8
33 changed files with 218 additions and 267 deletions
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src/Common/QueriesClient.ts
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@@ -13,7 +13,6 @@ import { userContext } from "../UserContext";
import { createDocument, deleteDocument, queryDocuments, queryDocumentsPage } from "./DocumentClientUtilityBase";
import { createCollection } from "./dataAccess/createCollection";
import { handleError } from "./ErrorHandlingUtils";
import * as ErrorParserUtility from "./ErrorParserUtility";
export class QueriesClient {
private static readonly PartitionKey: DataModels.PartitionKey = {
@@ -97,15 +96,11 @@ export class QueriesClient {
return Promise.resolve();
},
(error: any) => {
let errorMessage: string;
const parsedError: DataModels.ErrorDataModel = ErrorParserUtility.parse(error)[0];
if (parsedError.code === HttpStatusCodes.Conflict.toString()) {
errorMessage = `Query ${query.queryName} already exists`;
} else {
errorMessage = parsedError.message;
if (error.code === HttpStatusCodes.Conflict.toString()) {
error = `Query ${query.queryName} already exists`;
}
handleError(errorMessage, "saveQuery", `Failed to save query ${query.queryName}`);
return Promise.reject(errorMessage);
handleError(error, "saveQuery", `Failed to save query ${query.queryName}`);
return Promise.reject(error);
}
)
.finally(() => NotificationConsoleUtils.clearInProgressMessageWithId(id));