fix: improve error handling for compiler diagnostics #165
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| @impl GenServer | ||
| def handle_info({:compiler, diagnostics}, state) do | ||
| def handle_info({:compiler, diagnostics}, state) when is_list(diagnostics) do |
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you'll need to handle an unhandled messaged, and emit a warning log
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Just pushed some changes/fixes for this branch. At this point, I don't think we need to handle unexpected messages here because this should always be a list. Prior to these changes, if there was an RPC call failure, this might be like a :nodedown message or something, which was then causing a more confusing downstream error.
At this point, this guard is basically just a safety net so that, if an invalid message is sent, it's more obvious/clear in the future.
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Forgot to add: I'm fine either removing this guard or adding a catch-all for unhandled messages, but I personally think it's okay to be assertive here.
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Looks alright, could you add a test or two? |
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just a test in the elixir_extension_test.exs is fine, would be too hard to simulate in an integration tests (the tests that use the GenLSP.Test helpers) |
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This should hopefully help with the tests, as they often spit out "blah blah overlapping partitions blah blah" with regard to the clustered nodes that are started. In test, we start many many nodes all connected to the main node, which is the test application. Copied some code from @zachallaun from #165 Co-authored-by: Zach Allaun <[email protected]>
fix(runtime): don't crash if compile is called before ready test(runtime): rgroup related tests in describe blocks
…shutting down runtime
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Playing around with Next LS this morning and was running up against some issues compiling a project of mine. I think the previous handling of
:badrpcerrors was incorrect, which was hiding certain errors of causing them to bubble up in weird ways (like trying iterate over an atom).