Remove legacy error downcasting from miner actor #1322
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Stebalien
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Jun 29, 2023
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| self.add_expiration_partitions( | ||
| store, | ||
| fault_expiration_epoch, | ||
| &partitions_with_fault, | ||
| quant, | ||
| ) | ||
| .map_err(|e| { | ||
| e.downcast_default( |
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Note: this means:
- If anything inside here specified an actor error, we'll lose it.
- We won't keep, e.g., serialization errors.
However... honestly, I think that's fine. I'd actually like to move away from "serialization" errors and stick to "illegal state" and "illegal argument" errors.
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@Stebalien thanks for reviewing this. I may have been a bit premature. There are some other cases of lost information, but I was trying not to do that. I will write up an issue with more detail on the challenges. |
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Replaces a swathe of verbose and opaque error conversion with ActorErrors. The general pattern is to always return an
ActorErrorfrom the state objects, needing minimal context or conversion in the actor code. This is almost all mechanical.This hasn't purged
anyhowentirely from the miner actor, it's still used in some utility modules.There'll be more of these (smaller) to come. @Stebalien if you review this one, I'll send future iterations on the same pattern only to @alexytsu
See #52.