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Fix: stack trace of exceptions are not being logged #1974 #3157

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@nitram509 nitram509 commented Oct 9, 2020

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This is a fix for #1974 Stack trace of exceptions are not being logged.

  • I did some regex search and replaced all ca. 50 occurrences I found, where " + e" was used instead of ", e" when logging.
    • Used regex expressions: '\Wlog.(.*\s+\se' and simply '\s+\se'
  • I also added some ", e" parameters to Exceptions and Log statements, where I thought it might be useful.
  • Additionally I fixed a test, where some error logging will not make the test fail, but a RuntimeException is preferred to fail fast.
  • Also, there are some trailing whitespaces removed (this is automatic by my IDE), I do apologize for this noise. If you don't like it, I can move them back in.

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I don't see any pre-conditions.
Could be merged right away.

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replace log.error() with Assert.fail() in order to detect test failures
Logging in a test might be overseen
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Dear reviewer,
I realized my first push did reveal an overseen Exeception thrown in the test class FunctionLibraryManagementServiceTest.
After reading the code, I concluded, there must be a mistake in the data provider setup, for "sampleFunction3".
Hence I fixed it.
Also, I did replace all log statements with Asster.fail() code, because this would make a test fail instead of silently logging.

I hope that's in your interest.

Any feedback welcome.

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Hi @nitram509

Thanks for your contribution. Much Appreciated.

I'm adding one minor comment to be fixed. Please get that addressed and the PR would be ready to be merged.

import static org.testng.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.testng.Assert.*;
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As a practice, we avoid * imports. So, please revert this back to individual imports

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@pulasthi7 Thank you for your review.
I did change the import as per convention.

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Thanks @nitram509

@pulasthi7 pulasthi7 merged commit 2600c52 into wso2:master Oct 11, 2020
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