fix(app): stop propagation on mode not found exception
- Add stopPropagation() method to prevent further exception handling
- Improve error handling in ModeNotFoundHandler
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Updated the Chinese localization for the 'not_found' message to provide clearer context ("数据不存在" translates to "data does not exist").
- Introduced a new test for login functionality to ensure proper handling of existing usernames.
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Bug Fixes
- Improved error handling for not found exceptions, ensuring proper response management.
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Refactor
- Enhanced the
handleResponsemethod to improve clarity and functionality.
- Enhanced the
Walkthrough
The ModeNotFoundHandler class in the app/Exception/Handler/ModeNotFoundHandler.php file has been updated to include a call to the stopPropagation() method within the handleResponse function. This change occurs prior to the creation and return of a new Result object with a ResultCode::NOT_FOUND. The isValid method remains unchanged. Additionally, the localization file for Chinese has been updated to change the translation for the 'not_found' key. A new test method has been added to the PassportControllerTest class to verify login functionality for an existing username. Furthermore, the UserRepositoryTest class has had the @coversNothing annotation removed.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| app/Exception/Handler/ModeNotFoundHandler.php | Updated handleResponse method to include $this->stopPropagation(); before returning a Result. |
| storage/languages/zh_CN/result.php | Updated translation for 'not_found' from '未找到' to '数据不存在'. |
| tests/Feature/Admin/PassportControllerTest.php | Added testLoginExistUsername method and import statement for Type enum. |
| tests/Feature/Repository/UserRepositoryTest.php | Removed @coversNothing annotation from the class-level docblock. |
Poem
In the handler's gentle sway,
A new call leads the way,
Stop the flow, let errors cease,
WithResult::NOT_FOUND, find peace.
A hop, a skip, a joyful cheer,
For changes bright, we hold so dear! 🐇✨
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- tests/Feature/Admin/PassportControllerTest.php
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