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Pass redis error to upstream instead of sending the generic FalkorDBE… #60

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new function for parsing Redis responses as vectors, enhancing data handling capabilities.
    • Added error conversion for Redis-specific errors to improve error management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for server errors during query execution, providing clearer feedback on issues.
  • Chores

    • Maintained the existing structure and public interfaces of the QueryBuilder, ensuring no disruption to current functionalities.

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The changes involve modifications to the generate_query_result_set function in the QueryBuilder implementation, which now uses redis_response_as_vec instead of redis_value_as_vec for processing Redis responses. Additionally, a new From trait implementation for the FalkorDBError enum has been introduced to handle redis::RedisError. A new function, redis_response_as_vec, has also been added to parse Redis responses into vectors, and the parse_falkor_enum function has been updated for improved parsing logic. The overall public interface remains unchanged.

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File Path Change Summary
src/graph/query_builder.rs Updated generate_query_result_set to use redis_response_as_vec for processing Redis responses. Added import for redis_response_as_vec.
src/error/mod.rs Implemented From trait for FalkorDBError to convert from redis::RedisError.
src/parser/mod.rs Added redis_response_as_vec function for parsing Redis responses. Updated parse_falkor_enum to use redis_value_as_typed_string.

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Attention: Patch coverage is 43.75000% with 9 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 84.70%. Comparing base (1cd594f) to head (a6ad0bb).

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/parser/mod.rs (1)

94-96: Enhance function documentation

Consider adding more details to the documentation, such as:

  • Example usage
  • Return value description
  • Error cases description
 // Parse a Redis response as a vector of Redis values
 // Redis response can be a vector of results or an error returned from redis
+// Returns:
+// - Ok(Vec<redis::Value>) if the response is an array
+// - Err(FalkorDBError) containing the original Redis error if the response is a server error
+// - Err(FalkorDBError::ParsingArray) for other invalid responses
+//
+// Example:
+// ```
+// let response = redis_response_as_vec(value)?;
+// for item in response {
+//     // Process each item
+// }
+// ```
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src/error/mod.rs (2)

135-139: LGTM! Clean implementation of error conversion.

The From trait implementation correctly maps Redis errors to FalkorDBError::RedisError, which aligns with the PR objective of passing Redis errors upstream instead of using generic errors.


135-139: Verify consistent error handling across the codebase.

Let's ensure this new error conversion is being used consistently and that we're not still using generic errors for Redis errors elsewhere.

✅ Verification successful

Let me analyze the Redis error handling patterns from the output. I can see three files with Redis error handling:

  1. src/error/mod.rs: Contains the new From implementation
  2. src/connection/mod.rs: Has a custom map_redis_err function
  3. src/parser/mod.rs: Has mixed error handling with both Redis errors and parsing errors

Let me verify if there are any other Redis-related error conversions or handling:


Redis error handling is consistent but could be simplified

The codebase shows a mixed pattern of Redis error handling:

  1. There's a dedicated map_redis_err function in src/connection/mod.rs that provides specialized handling for connection-related Redis errors
  2. The new From<redis::RedisError> implementation in src/error/mod.rs provides a simpler conversion
  3. Direct error conversions are used in various places (e.g., in client/ modules)

While the error handling is technically consistent (all Redis errors are properly captured), it could be simplified:

  • The map_redis_err function in connection/mod.rs provides more specific error mapping that's not available through the generic From implementation
  • Multiple modules directly convert Redis errors to FalkorDBError::RedisError when they could use the From implementation
  • No instances found of Redis errors being improperly handled or escaping the error boundary

Recommendation: Consider consolidating the specialized error mapping from map_redis_err into the From<redis::RedisError> implementation to provide a single, consistent way to handle Redis errors throughout the codebase.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential inconsistent Redis error handling

# Look for direct Redis error handling that might not use the new From implementation
rg -l "redis::RedisError" | while read -r file; do
  echo "=== Checking $file for Redis error handling ==="
  rg -A 3 "redis::RedisError|FalkorDBError::ParsingArray|FalkorDBError::RedisError" "$file"
done

# Look for potential places where we might still be using ParsingArray for Redis errors
rg -A 3 "ParsingArray.*redis" 

Length of output: 2078


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any Redis-related error handling we might have missed
rg -A 3 "redis.*err|err.*redis" --ignore-case

# Look for any direct Redis crate usage that might involve error handling
rg "use redis::"

Length of output: 8867

src/parser/mod.rs (2)

97-104: LGTM! Implementation aligns with PR objectives

The function correctly handles both successful array responses and server errors, properly propagating Redis errors upstream instead of wrapping them in a generic error type. This aligns well with the PR's objective of improving error granularity.


169-172: LGTM! Good refactoring

The changes improve code maintainability by leveraging the redis_value_as_typed_string helper function while maintaining proper error handling. The existing test coverage ensures the modification is safe.

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