Better error handling

[elie222]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved button behavior to prevent multiple concurrent executions in the Learned Patterns dialog.
  • Enhanced error handling and safety checks in group views to prevent crashes and handle missing data gracefully.
  • Updated error logging to remove user email from known API error messages for improved privacy.

• Chores

  • Updated version to v1.9.12.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces improved error handling and safety checks in several web application components. It adds an execution guard to prevent concurrent actions in a dialog, wraps a group view in an error boundary, enhances null safety in data access, abstracts error reporting, and updates the application version.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/web/app/(app)/[emailAccountId]/assistant/group/LearnedPatterns.tsx	Added guard in button handler to prevent concurrent execution using isExecuting flag.
apps/web/app/(app)/[emailAccountId]/assistant/group/ViewGroup.tsx	Wrapped content in ErrorBoundary, refactored with ViewGroupInner, added null safety checks.
apps/web/app/global-error.tsx	Switched error reporting to use a local captureException utility instead of Sentry directly.
apps/web/utils/error.ts	Removed user email from known API error log messages in captureException.
version.txt	Updated version from v1.9.11 to v1.9.12.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant LearnedPatternsDialog
    participant ExecuteFunction

    User->>LearnedPatternsDialog: Clicks button
    alt isExecuting is true
        LearnedPatternsDialog-->>User: Ignore click (return early)
    else isExecuting is false
        LearnedPatternsDialog->>ExecuteFunction: Call execute()
    end

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ViewGroup
    participant ErrorBoundary
    participant ViewGroupInner

    User->>ViewGroup: Access group view
    ViewGroup->>ErrorBoundary: Wrap content
    ErrorBoundary->>ViewGroupInner: Render group details
    ViewGroupInner->>ErrorBoundary: Errors (if any)
    ErrorBoundary-->>User: Show fallback UI on error

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Possibly related PRs

• Learned patterns dialog #573: Introduced and refactored the LearnedPatternsDialog component, directly relating to the new guard added to prevent concurrent execution.

Poem

A hop and a skip, a bug we outwit,
With guards and boundaries, errors now sit.
No double-click woes, nor nulls in the way,
We log with more care, and version’s okay!
🐇✨ Onward we go, in code we delight—
Each patch a small nibble, each fix a byte!

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📒 Files selected for processing (5)

• apps/web/app/(app)/[emailAccountId]/assistant/group/LearnedPatterns.tsx (1 hunks)
• apps/web/app/(app)/[emailAccountId]/assistant/group/ViewGroup.tsx (4 hunks)
• apps/web/app/global-error.tsx (1 hunks)
• apps/web/utils/error.ts (1 hunks)
• version.txt (1 hunks)

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[claude]

Claude finished @elie222's task —— View job

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Code Review

I've analyzed the "Better error handling" PR and here's my comprehensive review:

Review Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Review error handling improvements in ViewGroup.tsx
• Check global-error.tsx modifications
• Examine error.ts utility changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or security issues
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Summary of Changes

This PR implements several defensive error handling improvements:

1. ViewGroup.tsx - Added ErrorBoundary wrapper and null-safe array access
2. global-error.tsx - Centralized error capture through utils
3. error.ts - Cleaned up console logging
4. version.txt - Version bump to v1.9.12

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✅ Positive Changes

1. Error Boundary Integration (ViewGroup.tsx:50-56)

• Good: Wraps the entire component in ErrorBoundary with contextual info
• Good: Provides component name and groupId for better debugging
• Good: Follows React error boundary best practices

2. Defensive Array Access (ViewGroup.tsx:99, 124)

• Good: Added optional chaining (group?.items?.length)
• Good: Prevents runtime errors when items is undefined
• Good: Consistent pattern applied throughout

3. Null-Safe Grouping (ViewGroup.tsx:263, 267, 274)

• Good: Added fallback empty arrays (|| []) for grouped items
• Good: Safer length checks with || 0 fallback
• Good: Prevents potential rendering crashes

4. Centralized Error Handling (global-error.tsx:10)

• Good: Uses custom captureException instead of direct Sentry import
• Good: Maintains consistent error handling pattern across the app
• Good: Allows for better error filtering and processing

5. Cleaner Logging (error.ts:66)

• Good: Removed potentially sensitive user email from console logs
• Good: Maintains necessary context while reducing noise

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🔍 Areas for Consideration

1. Error Boundary Placement

• The ErrorBoundary only wraps the ViewGroup component. Consider if other components in the assistant/group flow need similar protection.

2. Error Context

• The ErrorBoundary extra context is helpful, but could be expanded to include more debugging info like emailAccountId if relevant.

3. Test Coverage

• No tests found for ViewGroup or ErrorBoundary components. Consider adding tests for error scenarios.

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🚀 Code Quality Assessment

Best Practices: ✅ Excellent

• Follows React error boundary patterns
• Consistent null-safety approach
• Clean separation of concerns with ViewGroupInner

Performance: ✅ Good

• Minimal performance impact from added safety checks
• ErrorBoundary only renders on errors

Security: ✅ Good

• Removed user email from console logs
• No sensitive data exposure risks

Maintainability: ✅ Good

• Clear component structure
• Consistent error handling patterns
• Good use of TypeScript safety

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📋 No Issues Found

• No potential bugs identified
• No security vulnerabilities
• No performance concerns
• Code follows established patterns

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🎯 Recommendations

1. Consider expanding error boundaries to other critical components in the assistant flow
2. Add unit tests for error scenarios, especially for the ErrorBoundary integration
3. Document error handling patterns in the team's style guide if not already present

This is a solid defensive programming improvement that makes the application more resilient without introducing complexity or breaking changes.

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[claude]

Claude finished @elie222's task —— View job

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I'll analyze this "Better error handling" PR and provide comprehensive feedback.

Review Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Review error handling improvements in ViewGroup.tsx
• Check global-error.tsx modifications
• Examine error.ts utility changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or security issues
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary of Changes

This PR implements several defensive error handling improvements:

1. ViewGroup.tsx - Added ErrorBoundary wrapper and null-safe array access
2. global-error.tsx - Centralized error capture through utils
3. error.ts - Cleaned up console logging
4. version.txt - Version bump to v1.9.12

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✅ Positive Changes

1. Error Boundary Integration (ViewGroup.tsx:50-56)

• Good: Wraps the entire component in ErrorBoundary with contextual info
• Good: Provides component name and groupId for better debugging
• Good: Follows React error boundary best practices

2. Defensive Array Access (ViewGroup.tsx:99, 124)

• Good: Added optional chaining (group?.items?.length)
• Good: Prevents runtime errors when items is undefined
• Good: Consistent pattern applied throughout

3. Null-Safe Grouping (ViewGroup.tsx:263, 267, 274)

• Good: Added fallback empty arrays (|| []) for grouped items
• Good: Safer length checks with || 0 fallback
• Good: Prevents potential rendering crashes

4. Centralized Error Handling (global-error.tsx:10)

• Good: Uses custom captureException instead of direct Sentry import
• Good: Maintains consistent error handling pattern across the app
• Good: Allows for better error filtering and processing

5. Cleaner Logging (error.ts:66)

• Good: Removed potentially sensitive user email from console logs
• Good: Maintains necessary context while reducing noise

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🔍 Areas for Consideration

1. Error Boundary Placement

• The ErrorBoundary only wraps the ViewGroup component. Consider if other components in the assistant/group flow need similar protection.

2. Error Context

• The ErrorBoundary extra context is helpful, but could be expanded to include more debugging info like emailAccountId if relevant.

3. Test Coverage

• No tests found for ViewGroup or ErrorBoundary components. Consider adding tests for error scenarios.

---

🚀 Code Quality Assessment

Best Practices: ✅ Excellent

• Follows React error boundary patterns
• Consistent null-safety approach
• Clean separation of concerns with ViewGroupInner

Performance: ✅ Good

• Minimal performance impact from added safety checks
• ErrorBoundary only renders on errors

Security: ✅ Good

• Removed user email from console logs
• No sensitive data exposure risks

Maintainability: ✅ Good

• Clear component structure
• Consistent error handling patterns
• Good use of TypeScript safety

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📋 No Issues Found

• No potential bugs identified
• No security vulnerabilities
• No performance concerns
• Code follows established patterns

---

🎯 Recommendations

1. Consider expanding error boundaries to other critical components in the assistant flow
2. Add unit tests for error scenarios, especially for the ErrorBoundary integration
3. Document error handling patterns in the team's style guide if not already present

This is a solid defensive programming improvement that makes the application more resilient without introducing complexity or breaking changes.

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[claude]

Claude finished @elie222's task —— View job

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I'll analyze this "Better error handling" PR and provide comprehensive feedback.

Review Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Review error handling improvements in ViewGroup.tsx
• Check global-error.tsx modifications
• Examine error.ts utility changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or security issues
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary of Changes

This PR implements several defensive error handling improvements:

1. ViewGroup.tsx - Added ErrorBoundary wrapper and null-safe array access
2. global-error.tsx - Centralized error capture through utils
3. error.ts - Cleaned up console logging
4. version.txt - Version bump to v1.9.12

---

✅ Positive Changes

1. Error Boundary Integration (ViewGroup.tsx:50-56)

• Good: Wraps the entire component in ErrorBoundary with contextual info
• Good: Provides component name and groupId for better debugging
• Good: Follows React error boundary best practices

2. Defensive Array Access (ViewGroup.tsx:99, 124)

• Good: Added optional chaining (group?.items?.length)
• Good: Prevents runtime errors when items is undefined
• Good: Consistent pattern applied throughout

3. Null-Safe Grouping (ViewGroup.tsx:263, 267, 274)

• Good: Added fallback empty arrays (|| []) for grouped items
• Good: Safer length checks with || 0 fallback
• Good: Prevents potential rendering crashes

4. Centralized Error Handling (global-error.tsx:10)

• Good: Uses custom captureException instead of direct Sentry import
• Good: Maintains consistent error handling pattern across the app
• Good: Allows for better error filtering and processing

5. Cleaner Logging (error.ts:66)

• Good: Removed potentially sensitive user email from console logs
• Good: Maintains necessary context while reducing noise

---

🔍 Areas for Consideration

1. Error Boundary Placement

• The ErrorBoundary only wraps the ViewGroup component. Consider if other components in the assistant/group flow need similar protection.

2. Error Context

• The ErrorBoundary extra context is helpful, but could be expanded to include more debugging info like emailAccountId if relevant.

3. Test Coverage

• No tests found for ViewGroup or ErrorBoundary components. Consider adding tests for error scenarios.

---

🚀 Code Quality Assessment

Best Practices: ✅ Excellent

• Follows React error boundary patterns
• Consistent null-safety approach
• Clean separation of concerns with ViewGroupInner

Performance: ✅ Good

• Minimal performance impact from added safety checks
• ErrorBoundary only renders on errors

Security: ✅ Good

• Removed user email from console logs
• No sensitive data exposure risks

Maintainability: ✅ Good

• Clear component structure
• Consistent error handling patterns
• Good use of TypeScript safety

---

📋 No Issues Found

• No potential bugs identified
• No security vulnerabilities
• No performance concerns
• Code follows established patterns

---

🎯 Recommendations

1. Consider expanding error boundaries to other critical components in the assistant flow
2. Add unit tests for error scenarios, especially for the ErrorBoundary integration
3. Document error handling patterns in the team's style guide if not already present

This is a solid defensive programming improvement that makes the application more resilient without introducing complexity or breaking changes.

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