Closed dthaler closed 1 month ago
The changes in the MezmoFetcher
class focus on updating method return types to nullable strings, enhancing error handling, and improving robustness in managing potential null values. The method GetMezmoDataAsync
now returns string?
, allowing for null
returns in specific error scenarios. Similar adjustments are made in related methods, with checks for empty strings replaced by checks for null
. Error handling has been refined to avoid unnecessary logging when certain properties are absent in JSON responses.
File Path | Change Summary |
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OrcanodeMonitor/Core/MezmoFetcher.cs | - Updated GetMezmoDataAsync to return string? instead of string . |
- Adjusted error handling to return null instead of an empty string. |
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- Modified GetMezmoRecentLogAsync , UpdateMezmoHostsAsync , and UpdateMezmoViewsAsync to handle nullable strings. |
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- Refined error handling in UpdateMezmoViewsAsync to not log errors for missing hosts property. |
GetMezmoDataAsync
, which is directly related to the changes made in the MezmoFetcher
class regarding the handling of nullable return types.GetMezmoRecentLogAsync
method, which is relevant as it also deals with the Mezmo API and includes updates to the method that the main PR changes, specifically regarding return types and error handling.Fetcher
class, which is relevant as it indicates changes in the handling of Mezmo data that could impact the overall architecture and error handling in the MezmoFetcher
class.🐇 In the land of code where rabbits play,
Nullable strings brighten the day.
Errors now handled with care and delight,
Fetching data, all feels just right!
Hops of joy with each new return,
In the world of Mezmo, we happily learn! 🌼
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
null
instead of empty strings when data retrieval fails.New Features