Integrant wiring for devtools components an application opts into.
Loaded by the app, not by platform: platform must not know the name of an
optional library (BOU-131). A config that asks for :wagoe/dev-error-enricher
is a config that has devtools on its classpath.
Integrant wiring for devtools components an application opts into. Loaded by the app, not by platform: platform must not know the name of an optional library (BOU-131). A config that asks for `:wagoe/dev-error-enricher` is a config that has devtools on its classpath.
(error-enricher)A function from exception to {:code :category :fix :help}, or nil when the
pipeline has nothing to say about it.
This is what turns a 400 that reads "Validation failed" into one that names BND-201 and the field to add. It also records the error for the dashboard, so the page shows what the API returned rather than a separate story.
Returned as a plain fn: platform calls (enrich ex) and knows nothing about
this namespace.
A function from exception to `{:code :category :fix :help}`, or nil when the
pipeline has nothing to say about it.
This is what turns a 400 that reads "Validation failed" into one that names
BND-201 and the field to add. It also records the error for the dashboard,
so the page shows what the API returned rather than a separate story.
Returned as a plain fn: platform calls `(enrich ex)` and knows nothing about
this namespace.(ig-config settings _ctx)This module's Integrant entries, for wagoe.platform.shell.system.config.
Dev-only: an error over HTTP answers with its BND code and the fix instead of
"Validation failed". devtools lives in the :repl alias, so a project
running clojure -M:run against the dev config has the key and not the
library — the assembler treats this module as optional and skips it rather
than failing the boot.
This module's Integrant entries, for `wagoe.platform.shell.system.config`. Dev-only: an error over HTTP answers with its BND code and the fix instead of "Validation failed". devtools lives in the `:repl` alias, so a project running `clojure -M:run` against the dev config has the key and not the library — the assembler treats this module as optional and skips it rather than failing the boot.
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