Navideck / universal_ble

A cross-platform Android/iOS/macOS/Windows/Linux/Web Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) plugin for Flutter
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Fix windows release build compilation #16

Closed rohitsangwan01 closed 2 months ago

rohitsangwan01 commented 2 months ago

Type

bug_fix, enhancement


Description


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Relevant files
Enhancement
universal_ble_plugin.cpp
Refine Exception Handling and Improve Code Formatting       

windows/src/universal_ble_plugin.cpp
  • Removed specific exception handling for std::exception in favor of a
    more general catch-all exception handler.
  • Improved formatting by adjusting braces and adding spaces for
    consistency.
  • +6/-10   
    utils.h
    Streamline Error Handling and Code Cleanliness                     

    windows/src/helper/utils.h
  • Removed an empty line for better code compactness.
  • Replaced specific exception handling with a general catch-all,
    streamlining error handling.
  • +2/-3     

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    codiumai-pr-agent[bot] commented 2 months ago

    PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/Navideck/universal_ble/commit/79db0b01ae4b354d02b05e6332ec66a0c6c0eaac)

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    PR Review

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    πŸ§ͺ Relevant tests No
    πŸ” Possible issues Exception Handling Generality: Replacing specific exception handling with catch-all blocks might obscure the source of errors, making debugging more difficult. It's generally a good practice to catch specific exceptions where possible to handle known error conditions gracefully.
    Logging Details: The removal of specific exception messages in some catch blocks could reduce the amount of detail available in logs for diagnosing issues.
    πŸ”’ Security concerns No

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    Replace empty catch blocks with specific exception handling to aid in debugging. ___ **Consider logging the error or providing more specific error handling rather than catching
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