Manager: allow setup to finish without Blender #104306
@ -265,14 +265,10 @@ func (f *Flamenco) SaveSetupAssistantConfig(e echo.Context) error {
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logger = logger.With().Interface("config", setupAssistantCfg).Logger()
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isConfigIncomplete := setupAssistantCfg.BlenderExecutable.Path == "" ||
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setupAssistantCfg.BlenderExecutable.Input == ""
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if setupAssistantCfg.StorageLocation == "" ||
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!setupAssistantCfg.BlenderExecutable.IsUsable ||
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isConfigIncomplete && setupAssistantCfg.BlenderExecutable.Source != "default" {
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logger.Warn().Msg("setup assistant: configuration is incomplete, unable to accept")
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return sendAPIError(e, http.StatusBadRequest, "configuration is incomplete")
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isBlenderPathCheckResultIncomplete(setupAssistantCfg.BlenderExecutable) {
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logger.Warn().Msg("setup assistant: configuration is invalid or incomplete, unable to accept")
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Sybren A. Stüvel
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It's fine to include the actual error message in the response as well, so that the caller knows what's wrong without checking the Manager log. It's fine to include the actual error message in the response as well, so that the caller knows what's wrong without checking the Manager log.
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return sendAPIError(e, http.StatusBadRequest, "configuration is invalid or incomplete")
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}
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conf := f.config.Get()
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@ -339,3 +335,27 @@ func flamencoManagerDir() (string, error) {
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func commandNeedsQuoting(cmd string) bool {
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return strings.ContainsAny(cmd, "\n\t;()")
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}
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func isBlenderPathCheckResultIncomplete(checkResult api.BlenderPathCheckResult) bool {
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switch checkResult.Source {
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case api.BlenderPathSourceDefault:
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if !checkResult.IsUsable {
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return true
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Sybren A. Stüvel
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The check for The check for `IsUsable` can be moved out of the `switch` since it's the same for every `case` anyway.
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}
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return false
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case api.BlenderPathSourceFileAssociation:
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if !checkResult.IsUsable ||
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checkResult.Path == "" {
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return true
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}
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return false
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case api.BlenderPathSourceInputPath, api.BlenderPathSourcePathEnvvar:
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if !checkResult.IsUsable ||
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checkResult.Path == "" ||
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checkResult.Input == "" {
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return true
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}
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return false
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}
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return true
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}
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Sybren A. Stüvel
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Add another Another solution would be to use the Add another `case ""`. That way the dynamically generated error below doesn't just show `"unknown 'source' field value: "` if the `source` field is empty.
Another solution would be to use the `%q` format specifier in the below-suggested call to `fmt.Errorf()`, but that would _always_ put quotes around the value. If that error is then subsequently logged with something like `log.Error().Err(err).Msg("whatever")`, those quotes will get escaped and things will be uglier than necessary. So that's why I think it's nicer to handle the empty string as a special case, and keep the non-empty-string case without quotes.
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The work cannot be done, and so this should be logged as an error, not a warning.
I usually log errors as a 'cause' field:
Alternatively, if you want to keep the error message as part of the log message, you could use
.Msgf(...)
instead:%v
is Go's generic "put the thing's value here", and should result in the value oferr.Error()
.