trait ParentCantonError[+T <: BaseCantonError] extends BaseCantonError
Mixing trait for nested errors
The classic situation when we re-wrap errors:
sealed trait CryptoError extends CantonError
sealed trait ProcessingError extends CantonError
// NOTE, this error is NOT created within an ErrorCode, as we just inherit the parent error case class CryptoNoBueno(someArgs: String, parent: CryptoError) extends ProcessingError with ParentCantonError[CryptoError] { // we can mixin our context variables override def mixinContext: Map[String, String] = Map("someArgs" -> someArgs) }
Now in the following situation, the someCryptoOp method would generate the CryptoError. This CryptoError would be logged already (on creation) and therefore, the ParentCantonError disabled logging on creation.
for { _ <- someCryptoOp(..).leftMap(CryptoNoBueno("oh nooo", _)) } yields ()
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The parent error that we want to nest
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A human readable string indicating the error
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The error code, usually passed in as implicit where the error class is defined
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The context (declared fields) of this error
The context (declared fields) of this error
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Contains the location where the error has been created.
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Returns retryability information of this particular error
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An optional argument to log exceptions
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