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optimize: Improved JSONRPCErrorDeserializer - #136
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…so that it can return the correct subclass based on the error code, instead of always returning `JSONRPCError`. 2. Added corresponding unit tests. Signed-off-by: Sun Yuhan <[email protected]>
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This pull request enhances the error handling mechanism by ensuring that JSONRPC errors are correctly deserialized into their specific subclasses, providing more accurate error information. This is achieved by mapping error codes to their corresponding classes within the deserializer and adding corresponding unit tests.
Highlights
- JSONRPCError Deserialization: The
JSONRPCErrorDeserializeris improved to return the correct subclass ofJSONRPCErrorbased on the error code, instead of always returning a genericJSONRPCError. - Default Error Codes: Each
JSONRPCErrorsubclass now has aDEFAULT_CODEconstant, making it easier to identify and manage error types. - Unit Tests: Added unit tests to verify that the deserializer returns the correct
JSONRPCErrorsubclass for various error codes.
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Code Review
This pull request enhances the JSONRPCErrorDeserializer to correctly deserialize JSONRPC errors into their specific subclasses based on the error code. It also introduces corresponding unit tests to verify the deserialization logic. The error classes now have a DEFAULT_CODE constant.
This PR includes the following changes:
Improved the
JSONRPCErrorDeserializerso that it can return the correct subclass based on the error code, instead of always returningJSONRPCError.Added corresponding unit tests.
Fixes #23