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Review PromptPlease review this pull request and provide feedback on:
Be constructive and helpful in your feedback. Specific rules for this codebase: General rules
PII in Logs - HIGH PRIORITYFlag any code that logs user PII (Personally Identifiable Information). This is a critical security and compliance issue. Check for and reject:
Require instead:
Example violations to flag: logger.info(f"User {user.email} logged in") # BAD
logging.warning(f"Failed for {body.email}") # BAD
print(f"Contact sent: {data}") # BAD if data contains email
discord_message += f"Email: {user.email}" # BADCorrect patterns: logger.info(f"User auth_id={user.auth_id} logged in") # GOOD
logger.warning("Failed login", {"auth_id": user.auth_id}) # GOODi18n rules
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Review PromptPlease review this pull request and provide feedback on:
Be constructive and helpful in your feedback. Specific rules for this codebase: General rules
PII in Logs - HIGH PRIORITYFlag any code that logs user PII (Personally Identifiable Information). This is a critical security and compliance issue. Check for and reject:
Require instead:
Example violations to flag: logger.info(f"User {user.email} logged in") # BAD
logging.warning(f"Failed for {body.email}") # BAD
print(f"Contact sent: {data}") # BAD if data contains email
discord_message += f"Email: {user.email}" # BADCorrect patterns: logger.info(f"User auth_id={user.auth_id} logged in") # GOOD
logger.warning("Failed login", {"auth_id": user.auth_id}) # GOODi18n rules
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Final validation report:
Validation run on the latest head:
PR: #200 |
👍 GitRank PR AnalysisScore: 20 points
Eligibility Checks
Impact SummaryThis PR unifies public error payloads across Spritz create, Slack install, CLI, and UI flows by introducing a canonical public error model with structured codes, operations, and retryability flags. It replaces ad-hoc operation-local error codes (e.g., 'preset_create_unresolved', 'external_identity_unresolved') with a cross-flow taxonomy (e.g., 'identity.unresolved', 'resolver.unavailable'). The changes include comprehensive test coverage, documentation of the target architecture, and backward compatibility handling in the Slack gateway. Analysis DetailsComponent Classification: This PR affects multiple subsystems (API error handling, CLI, UI, Slack gateway) but is fundamentally an architectural refactoring of error handling patterns rather than a component-specific fix. Classified as OTHER due to cross-cutting nature. Severity Justification: Classified as P2 (Medium) because this is a functional improvement that unifies error contracts and improves user-facing error messages, but does not fix a critical service outage or security vulnerability. It addresses fragmented error handling that impacts usability and maintainability. Eligibility Notes: Issue: True - PR fixes fragmented error handling across multiple flows. Fix Implementation: True - code changes align with PR title and description, introducing canonical error model throughout. PR Linked: True - detailed description with TL;DR, summary, review focus, and test plan. Tests: True - adds 66 lines to create_admission_test.go, 72 lines to provisioner-create.test.ts, updates gateway_test.go and install_result_test.go. Tests Required: True - this is a significant API contract change and business logic refactoring affecting error handling across multiple flows, requiring comprehensive test coverage to ensure backward compatibility and correct normalization. Analyzed by GitRank 🤖 |
TL;DR
This unifies Spritz create and Slack install failures around one public error contract instead of a mix of legacy string codes and ad hoc payloads. It also updates the built-in CLI and UI clients to understand the new nested
data.error.code/messageshape.Summary
docs/2026-04-03-unified-public-error-architecture.mdReview focus
Test plan
cd api && go test ./...cd integrations/slack-gateway && go test ./...cd cli && pnpm test -- test/provisioner-create.test.tscd cli && pnpm buildcd ui && pnpm build && pnpm typechecknpx -y @simpledoc/simpledoc check