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-rw-r--r-- | issues/genenetwork/issue-404-in-logs.gmi | 17 |
1 files changed, 4 insertions, 13 deletions
diff --git a/issues/genenetwork/issue-404-in-logs.gmi b/issues/genenetwork/issue-404-in-logs.gmi index 70ce499..0006896 100644 --- a/issues/genenetwork/issue-404-in-logs.gmi +++ b/issues/genenetwork/issue-404-in-logs.gmi @@ -21,17 +21,9 @@ example: => https://git.genenetwork.org/guix-bioinformatics/guix-bioinformatics/commit/e80fe4ddcf15e21004b8135cf8af34b458697f64 -Removing the 404's would prevent us from catching important errors if -ever they occur. I suggest we fix the 404's; some of them have a -cascading effect, like the font-awesome missing "webfonts" folder I -just fixed that leads to a lot of unnecessary 404s. - -For error handling, I think that will evolve with the code-base with -time as it gets leaner. One way the aforementioned flask page -recommends handling errors is by creating custom errors for your -particular subject-domain needs and probably send a 5xx message that's -more helpful. At the moment we are using one error-handler for -everything(notice the generic "Exception")! See: +Removing the 404's would prevent us from catching important errors if ever they occur. I suggest we fix the 404's; some of them have a cascading effect, like the font-awesome missing "webfonts" folder I just fixed that leads to a lot of unnecessary 404s. + +For error handling, I think that will evolve with the code-base with time as it gets leaner. One way the aforementioned flask page recommends handling errors is by creating custom errors for your particular subject-domain needs and probably send a 5xx message that's more helpful. At the moment we are using one error-handler for everything(notice the generic "Exception")! See: ``` @app.errorhandler(Exception) @@ -70,5 +62,4 @@ I'll look a way for removing this: logger.error(traceback.format_exc()) ``` -with a more sane, but probably still useful, -log. That's where I problem IIUC lies. +with a more sane, but probably still useful, log. That's where I problem IIUC lies. |