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The current codebase exhibits inconsistent error handling practices. In various instances, errors are thrown using ThrowNew Error, ThrowError, or simply logged to the console with messages for the user. This inconsistency can lead to confusion and make the code harder to maintain and debug.
Expected Behavior
Error handling should be standardized across the entire project. We should decide on a consistent method for throwing errors and displaying messages to users.
Tasks
[ ] Review all instances of error handling in the codebase.
[ ] Replace ThrowNew Error and ThrowError with a standardized error-throwing mechanism.
[ ] Remove any user-facing error logs that are meant for debugging purposes.
[ ] Document the standard error handling procedure in the CONTRIBUTING guidelines.
Impact
Addressing this issue will improve code maintainability, provide clearer debugging messages during development, and enhance the user experience by providing consistent and informative error messages.
Seeking Contributors
Anyone who would like to contribute to this standardization effort is welcome. This is a good first issue for newcomers to the project who are familiar with best practices in error handling.
Issue
The current codebase exhibits inconsistent error handling practices. In various instances, errors are thrown using
ThrowNew Error,ThrowError, or simply logged to the console with messages for the user. This inconsistency can lead to confusion and make the code harder to maintain and debug.Expected Behavior
Error handling should be standardized across the entire project. We should decide on a consistent method for throwing errors and displaying messages to users.
Tasks
ThrowNew ErrorandThrowErrorwith a standardized error-throwing mechanism.Impact
Addressing this issue will improve code maintainability, provide clearer debugging messages during development, and enhance the user experience by providing consistent and informative error messages.
Seeking Contributors
Anyone who would like to contribute to this standardization effort is welcome. This is a good first issue for newcomers to the project who are familiar with best practices in error handling.