Closed Skintkingle closed 11 months ago
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe the problem.
When we make a call to a service from blazor web assembly the server may error and return a http status code of 500 along with a correlation id. The error is treated as unhandled and propagates up through the components. We can customise the blazor-error-ui message but only at design time and therefore we cannot modify this to display the correlation id.
This is one example of when we would like to be able to interpret the exception that occurred and display a message based on that exception. Another example would be if the error message contains a user friendly message that should be displayed.
The issue https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues/24108 mentions adding more detail to the message but doesn't offer developer customisation.
We have tried using the ErrorBoundary wrapping the application in App.razor but having the entire application disappear and be replaced with an error dialog isn't a good user experience. We have also tried to create a custom component from ErrorBoundaryBase that displays our own error content but sets ShouldRender to false so the client application remains. However, this results in all content being removed and leaving a blank browser window and was feeling very 'hacky'.
Describe the solution you'd like
We would like to have an extension point that allows us to interpret the exception being raised and change the UI rendered by blazor-error-ui based on the content of that exception. This extension could be javascript only or it could be an adaptation of the ErrorBoundary?
For example the showErrorNotification function could take the error exception and call an extensible point we provide? In addition if our extension "handles" the error and returns true that would suppress the blazor-error-ui being shown.
Ultimately we are looking for a similar experience to the Application.DispatcherUnhandledException event in WPF.
Additional context
This is a re-raise of this previous feature request that was treated as a "Question" and then left unaddressed so your bot came along and closed it. As per the "Issue management policy" the advice is to re-raise. Given the responses by both myself and Philip were left unaddressed I would like to re-emphasize our responses on that related request and seek further clarifications (or actually have a feature request raised for this)