DO NOT MERGE (needs review and testing). Break error into parts
what
This pull request introduces error handling . Key changes include adding IError interface, updating error handling to use the new IError type, and setting the log level for detailed debug information.
why
Basically break error to parts. the parts that are info to info, and those that are debug to debug
issue url
https://linear.app/cloudposse/issue/DEV-340/change-log-level-of-output-when-imports-are-not-found-to-hide-this
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Enhanced logging capabilities for command execution based on CLI configuration.
- Improved error reporting with structured messages and debug information.
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Bug Fixes
- Updated error handling to provide clearer insights into issues encountered during stack configuration retrieval.
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The changes introduce enhancements to the logging and error handling mechanisms within the application. A new import for the logger package is added in cmd/root.go, facilitating improved command execution logging. Modifications in pkg/config/utils.go update error handling to utilize a new error structure that includes debug information. Additionally, pkg/logger/logger.go introduces new variables and methods to manage debug logging, including a new IError struct that formats error messages based on the log level. A new constant for CLI configuration is also defined.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| cmd/root.go | Added import for logger package; updated Execute function to set log level for IError. |
| pkg/config/utils.go | Established dependency on logger; modified error handling in FindAllStackConfigsInPathsForStack and FindAllStackConfigsInPaths to use &logger.IError. |
| pkg/logger/logger.go | Added global variable PrintDebugPart; created SetPrintDebugPart(val string) function; defined IError struct with Error() method for enhanced error reporting. |
| pkg/config/const.go | Added constant CliConfigPrefix for CLI configurations. |
| pkg/utils/log_utils.go | Introduced mutex for thread-safe access to PrintDebugPart; updated SetPrintDebugPart to return an error; defined ExtendedError type with modified Error method. |
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