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We don't just want to provide a default value in case certain fields can't be parsed or are not present in the JSON. But also intercept these issues so we can log & monitor it, when it happens.
Example DSLs
1)
abstract class MyValue {
@BuiltValueHook(<deserializationError>: true)
static void _logError(MyValueBuilder b, Exception e, String key) => logger.logError(ParsingError(e, key))
or maybe even better would be to do the same globally
2) A global plugin that logs all deserialization exceptions 🤔
This is assuming if @nullable is used and if that field can't be parsed, the value will be null and now exceptions will be thrown
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I think catching DeserializationError is something you can already do? Either by wrapping your RPC handling code in try/catch or by installing a Zone error handler to catch them.
Use-Case
We don't just want to provide a default value in case certain fields can't be parsed or are not present in the JSON. But also intercept these issues so we can log & monitor it, when it happens.
Example DSLs
1)
or maybe even better would be to do the same globally
2) A global plugin that logs all deserialization exceptions 🤔
This is assuming if
@nullable
is used and if that field can't be parsed, the value will be null and now exceptions will be thrownThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: