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participant User
participant DS as DeploymentSteps.svelte
participant Tx as getDeploymentTransactionArgs
participant Err as DeploymentStepsError
participant Modal as Modal/UI
User->>DS: Click "Deploy"
DS->>Tx: Call getDeploymentTransactionArgs()
alt Successful retrieval
Tx-->>DS: Return transaction args
DS->>Modal: Open modal with transaction details
else Error occurs
Tx-->>DS: Return error
DS->>Err: Process error using DeploymentStepsError.catch()
Note over DS: UI error alert rendering removed
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packages/ui-components/src/lib/components/deployment/DeploymentSteps.svelte (1)
208-210: Improved error handling with cleaner control flow.The direct return of the
DeploymentStepsError.catchresult streamlines the error handling process, eliminating redundant code that was previously checking for errors in multiple places. This change makes the function more maintainable and easier to follow.packages/ui-components/src/__tests__/DeploymentSteps.test.ts (4)
13-14: Good addition of necessary imports.These imports properly support the new tests that verify the deployment transaction argument retrieval functionality.
28-30: Well-defined mock for getDeploymentTransactionArgs.Appropriate mocking of the external dependency makes the test reliable and focused on the component's behavior rather than the implementation details of the dependency.
936-995: Thorough test for successful transaction args retrieval.This test effectively validates that when deployment transaction arguments are successfully retrieved, the system correctly:
- Calls
getDeploymentTransactionArgswith the expected parameters- Presents the disclaimer modal to the user
- Opens the deployment modal with all the necessary information when confirmed
The test structure is clean and the assertions thoroughly check all aspects of the success path.
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996-1054: Good error handling test case.This test thoroughly verifies the error handling path when
getDeploymentTransactionArgsfails:
- It confirms that the specific error message is displayed in the UI
- It verifies that the disclaimer modal is not called in error scenarios
This test provides important coverage for the updated error handling logic in the component, ensuring that errors are properly communicated to users.
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| checkingDeployment = false; | ||
| DeploymentStepsError.catch(e, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED); | ||
| } | ||
| if (!result) { | ||
| checkingDeployment = false; | ||
| DeploymentStepsError.catch(null, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED); | ||
| return; | ||
| return DeploymentStepsError.catch(e, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED); | ||
| } | ||
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Improved error handling by directly returning the error from the catch block.
The code now properly surfaces the error from the Rust backend by directly returning the result of DeploymentStepsError.catch(). This ensures that error messages are properly propagated to the UI.
Note that checkingDeployment = false is now set both inside the catch block and immediately after it, which creates a redundancy when an exception is thrown. While this doesn't affect functionality, consider removing the duplicate assignment for cleaner code.
try {
result = await getDeploymentTransactionArgs(gui, $account);
} catch (e) {
checkingDeployment = false;
return DeploymentStepsError.catch(e, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED);
}
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| checkingDeployment = false; | |
| DeploymentStepsError.catch(e, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED); | |
| } | |
| if (!result) { | |
| checkingDeployment = false; | |
| DeploymentStepsError.catch(null, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED); | |
| return; | |
| return DeploymentStepsError.catch(e, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED); | |
| } | |
| try { | |
| result = await getDeploymentTransactionArgs(gui, $account); | |
| } catch (e) { | |
| checkingDeployment = false; | |
| return DeploymentStepsError.catch(e, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED); | |
| } |
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we need to reset the button even after successfully getting the args
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@hardingjam You're absolutely right! We need to ensure the button resets after successfully retrieving the args, not just when an error occurs.
The current code only resets checkingDeployment to false inside the catch block, but not after a successful execution path. This would leave the button in a loading state when everything goes well.
Here's how we should fix it:
try {
result = await getDeploymentTransactionArgs(gui, $account);
} catch (e) {
checkingDeployment = false;
return DeploymentStepsError.catch(e, DeploymentStepsErrorCode.ADD_ORDER_FAILED);
}
checkingDeployment = false; // Reset after successful retrievalThis ensures the button returns to normal state regardless of whether the operation succeeds or fails.
✏️ Learnings added
Learnt from: hardingjam
PR: rainlanguage/rain.orderbook#1594
File: packages/ui-components/src/lib/components/deployment/DeploymentSteps.svelte:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-04-05T13:16:58.812Z
Learning: In the DeploymentSteps component, the `checkingDeployment` state variable should be reset to false both after successful operations and error cases to ensure the deploy button returns to its normal state.
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Motivation
Error message wasn't properly surfaced from Rust into the developmentSteps component
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