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  • Hold an array of ConfigErrors on the extension data for better flexibility
  • Log errors (and leave earlier) in solution server client

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  • New Features
    • Configuration issues are now displayed as a list of detailed error messages, improving clarity and feedback for users.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling for server connection and client initialization issues, preventing actions when disconnected or misconfigured.
  • Refactor
    • Replaced previous configuration validation flags with a more explicit error reporting model across the extension and UI.
  • Style
    • Updated UI components to show configuration errors more clearly and consistently.

- Hold an array of ConfigErrors on the extension data for better flexibility
- Log errors (and leave earlier) in solution server client

Signed-off-by: David Zager <[email protected]>
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This change refactors configuration validation throughout the codebase, replacing boolean flags with a new error-object-based model (configErrors). All logic, state, and UI related to configuration now operate on arrays of error objects rather than flags. Additionally, connection and client ID checks were added to several methods in SolutionServerClient to improve error handling.

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File(s) Change Summary
agentic/src/clients/solutionServerClient.ts Added explicit connection and client ID checks to multiple async methods, logging and returning early with defaults if checks fail.
shared/src/types/types.ts Removed AnalysisConfig type; introduced ConfigErrorType, ConfigError interface, and createConfigError factory; modified ExtensionData to use configErrors array.
vscode/src/extension.ts Replaced all usage of analysisConfig with configErrors; updated state initialization and settings handling accordingly.
vscode/src/utilities/configuration.ts Renamed and refactored updateAnalysisConfig to updateConfigErrors; revised logic to populate configErrors array; updated related functions for new error model.
vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts Renamed and refactored updateAnalysisConfigFromActiveProfile to updateConfigErrorsFromActiveProfile; updated logic to manage profile-related errors in configErrors.
webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx Removed all analysisConfig-based logic; now derives warnings and UI state from configErrors array.
webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/WalkthroughDrawer/WalkthroughDrawer.tsx Changed GenAI provider configuration status logic to use presence of specific error types in configErrors instead of flags.
webview-ui/src/context/ExtensionStateContext.tsx Removed analysisConfig from default state; introduced empty configErrors array in its place.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant VSCodeExtension
    participant ConfigurationModule
    participant UI

    User->>VSCodeExtension: Change settings / profile
    VSCodeExtension->>ConfigurationModule: updateConfigErrors()
    ConfigurationModule->>VSCodeExtension: configErrors[]
    VSCodeExtension->>UI: Provide configErrors[]
    UI->>UI: Render warnings/errors based on configErrors[]
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant SolutionServerClient
    participant RemoteServer

    Client->>SolutionServerClient: Call public async method
    SolutionServerClient->>SolutionServerClient: Check connection and client ID
    alt Not connected or client ID missing
        SolutionServerClient->>Client: Log error, return default/empty result
    else Connected and client ID present
        SolutionServerClient->>RemoteServer: Proceed with remote call
        RemoteServer-->>SolutionServerClient: Response
        SolutionServerClient-->>Client: Return result
    end
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Possibly related PRs

  • konveyor/editor-extensions#547: Introduced the SolutionServerClient class, which is further refined in this PR with additional connection and client ID checks.
  • konveyor/editor-extensions#568: Refactored connection handling in SolutionServerClient, affecting the same methods now updated with new connection checks.

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  • pranavgaikwad
  • ibolton336

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webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (1)

58-59: Remove unused import.

The PageHeader import is not used in the component and should be removed to clean up the imports.

-import { Incident } from "@editor-extensions/shared";
-import { PageHeader } from "@patternfly/react-component-groups";
+import { Incident } from "@editor-extensions/shared";
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  • agentic/src/clients/solutionServerClient.ts (7 hunks)
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  • vscode/src/extension.ts (5 hunks)
  • vscode/src/utilities/configuration.ts (4 hunks)
  • vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts (6 hunks)
  • webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (4 hunks)
  • webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/WalkthroughDrawer/WalkthroughDrawer.tsx (1 hunks)
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webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/WalkthroughDrawer/WalkthroughDrawer.tsx (1)
Learnt from: ibolton336
PR: konveyor/editor-extensions#558
File: vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts:228-229
Timestamp: 2025-06-30T15:26:08.027Z
Learning: Provider configuration status should be determined by actual provider settings (API keys, credentials, etc.) and should not be tied to active analysis profiles. Provider configuration is global and independent of which analysis profile is currently active.
webview-ui/src/context/ExtensionStateContext.tsx (1)
Learnt from: ibolton336
PR: konveyor/editor-extensions#558
File: vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts:228-229
Timestamp: 2025-06-30T15:26:08.027Z
Learning: Provider configuration status should be determined by actual provider settings (API keys, credentials, etc.) and should not be tied to active analysis profiles. Provider configuration is global and independent of which analysis profile is currently active.
vscode/src/extension.ts (1)
Learnt from: ibolton336
PR: konveyor/editor-extensions#558
File: vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts:228-229
Timestamp: 2025-06-30T15:26:08.027Z
Learning: Provider configuration status should be determined by actual provider settings (API keys, credentials, etc.) and should not be tied to active analysis profiles. Provider configuration is global and independent of which analysis profile is currently active.
vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts (1)
Learnt from: ibolton336
PR: konveyor/editor-extensions#558
File: vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts:228-229
Timestamp: 2025-06-30T15:26:08.027Z
Learning: Provider configuration status should be determined by actual provider settings (API keys, credentials, etc.) and should not be tied to active analysis profiles. Provider configuration is global and independent of which analysis profile is currently active.
webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (1)
Learnt from: ibolton336
PR: konveyor/editor-extensions#558
File: vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts:228-229
Timestamp: 2025-06-30T15:26:08.027Z
Learning: Provider configuration status should be determined by actual provider settings (API keys, credentials, etc.) and should not be tied to active analysis profiles. Provider configuration is global and independent of which analysis profile is currently active.
vscode/src/utilities/configuration.ts (1)
Learnt from: ibolton336
PR: konveyor/editor-extensions#558
File: vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts:228-229
Timestamp: 2025-06-30T15:26:08.027Z
Learning: Provider configuration status should be determined by actual provider settings (API keys, credentials, etc.) and should not be tied to active analysis profiles. Provider configuration is global and independent of which analysis profile is currently active.
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vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts (1)
shared/src/types/types.ts (2)
  • ExtensionData (143-165)
  • createConfigError (180-210)
vscode/src/utilities/configuration.ts (1)
shared/src/types/types.ts (2)
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agentic/src/clients/solutionServerClient.ts (6)

143-148: Good defensive programming - consistent error handling for disconnected state.

The connection validation provides clear error messages and appropriate early returns when the client is not connected. This prevents undefined behavior and makes debugging easier.


237-247: Excellent addition of client ID validation.

The check for currentClientId is crucial for incident creation operations. The early return with -1 provides a consistent error indicator that callers can handle appropriately.


304-322: Comprehensive error handling for bulk operations.

The validation logic properly handles both connection state and client ID requirements. The return structure maintains consistency with the expected interface while clearly indicating failure states.


392-402: Consistent validation pattern applied to solution creation.

The dual validation (connection + client ID) follows the same pattern as incident creation, maintaining consistency across the API.


460-465: Appropriate handling for optional operations.

Returning undefined for hint retrieval when disconnected is semantically correct since hints are optional enhancements rather than required operations.


525-530: File operations properly guarded.

The connection checks for accept/reject file operations prevent attempting file operations when the server is unavailable, avoiding potential errors.

Also applies to: 559-564

shared/src/types/types.ts (4)

161-161: Excellent architectural improvement - from boolean flags to structured errors.

Replacing analysisConfig with configErrors provides much more flexibility and better user experience through detailed error information instead of just boolean flags.


167-173: Well-designed error type enumeration.

The ConfigErrorType union covers all the essential configuration error scenarios and provides clear, semantic error categories.


175-178: Clean and simple error interface.

The ConfigError interface strikes the right balance between simplicity and expressiveness with just type and message fields.


180-210: Excellent factory pattern implementation.

The createConfigError object provides consistent error creation with standardized messages. This ensures uniform error messaging across the application and makes maintenance easier.

webview-ui/src/context/ExtensionStateContext.tsx (1)

24-24: Correct default state alignment with new error structure.

The empty configErrors array is the appropriate default value for the new error-based configuration system.

vscode/src/extension.ts (3)

59-59: Consistent state initialization with new error model.

The initialization with an empty configErrors array aligns perfectly with the new error-based configuration validation approach.


117-117: Proper function name updates for error-based validation.

The calls to updateConfigErrors (renamed from updateAnalysisConfig) maintain the same validation functionality while aligning with the new error-centric approach.

Also applies to: 143-143


291-298: Insightful demonstration of new error model flexibility.

The commented code elegantly shows how the new approach could handle edge cases (like no workspace) more gracefully by storing error state instead of throwing exceptions. This could provide better user experience in the future.

webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/WalkthroughDrawer/WalkthroughDrawer.tsx (1)

46-52: Clean adaptation to new error-based configuration model.

The logic correctly derives provider configuration status from the presence of specific error types in the configErrors array. Using some() to check for error presence is efficient and readable.

vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts (3)

33-33: LGTM: Import added for error factory functions.

The addition of createConfigError import aligns with the refactoring to use error objects instead of boolean flags.


69-69: LGTM: Function calls updated consistently.

All calls to the renamed function updateConfigErrorsFromActiveProfile are correctly updated throughout the file.

Also applies to: 87-87, 116-116, 130-130


227-255: LGTM: Well-structured error-based configuration validation.

The refactored function properly implements the error-object-based approach:

  • Selective error clearing: Only removes profile-related errors (no-active-profile, invalid-label-selector, no-custom-rules) while preserving other error types
  • Comprehensive validation: Checks for active profile, label selector, and custom rules configuration
  • Early return pattern: Returns early when no active profile is found to avoid unnecessary checks
  • Consistent error creation: Uses the createConfigError factory functions for type-safe error creation

The logic correctly handles all the configuration validation scenarios identified in the PR objectives.

webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (3)

71-71: LGTM: State destructuring updated for error-based validation.

The change from analysisConfig to configErrors correctly aligns with the refactoring to use error objects instead of boolean flags.


149-150: LGTM: Improved warning message aggregation.

The warning logic now properly aggregates multiple error messages by joining them with newlines, providing better visibility into all configuration issues at once.


201-206: LGTM: Simplified and consistent error display.

The conditional rendering now uses configErrors.length > 0 for better clarity, and the alert provides a consistent message directing users to review their configuration. This is more user-friendly than the previous dynamic message approach.

vscode/src/utilities/configuration.ts (4)

10-10: LGTM: Import added for error factory functions.

The addition of createConfigError import supports the refactoring to use error objects instead of boolean flags.


222-252: LGTM: Comprehensive error-based configuration validation.

The refactored updateConfigErrors function provides significant improvements:

  • Complete error reset: Clears all existing errors before validation to ensure fresh state
  • Comprehensive validation: Checks active profile, label selector, custom rules, and provider configuration
  • Early return pattern: Returns early when no active profile is found to avoid unnecessary checks
  • Provider validation integration: Incorporates GenAI provider status checking with appropriate error types
  • Consistent error creation: Uses the createConfigError factory functions for type-safe error creation

The logic correctly handles all configuration validation scenarios and provides better granularity than the previous boolean flag approach.


304-304: LGTM: Configuration change listener updated.

The call to updateConfigErrors is correctly updated in the configuration change listener to maintain consistency with the refactoring.


321-333: LGTM: Profile validity function updated for error-based approach.

The updateActiveProfileValidity function correctly implements the error-based approach:

  • Selective error filtering: Only removes profile-related errors (invalid-label-selector, no-custom-rules) while preserving others
  • Validation logic: Checks label selector and custom rules configuration
  • Consistent error creation: Uses the createConfigError factory functions

The function maintains the same validation logic while adapting to the new error-based model.

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I like this approach, nice work

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webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (1)

201-215: Improve error rendering implementation.

The error rendering has several issues that need attention:

  1. Use stable keys: Using array index as React key can cause rendering issues when the array changes
  2. Style conflicts: marginTop is applied but then overridden by margin
  3. Inconsistent with past feedback: The title format doesn't match the suggested format from previous reviews

Apply this diff to address these issues:

-            {configErrors.length > 0 && (
-              <PageSection padding={{ default: "noPadding" }}>
-                {configErrors.map((error, index) => (
-                  <Card
-                    isCompact
-                    style={{ maxWidth: "600px", marginTop: "1rem", margin: "0 auto" }}
-                    key={index}
-                  >
-                    <Alert variant="warning" title={error.message}>
-                      {error.error?.message && error.error.message}
-                    </Alert>
-                  </Card>
-                ))}
-              </PageSection>
-            )}
+            {configErrors.length > 0 && (
+              <PageSection padding={{ default: "noPadding" }}>
+                {configErrors.map((configError) => (
+                  <Card
+                    isCompact
+                    style={{ maxWidth: "600px", margin: "1rem auto 0" }}
+                    key={`${configError.message}-${configError.error?.slice(0, 50) || 'no-error'}`}
+                  >
+                    <Alert 
+                      variant="warning" 
+                      title={`${configError.message} - ${configError.error?.slice(0, 150) || ''}`}
+                    >
+                      {configError.error && configError.error.length > 150 && (
+                        <div>{configError.error.slice(150)}</div>
+                      )}
+                    </Alert>
+                  </Card>
+                ))}
+              </PageSection>
+            )}
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webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (1)

59-59: Remove unused import.

The PageHeader import is not used anywhere in the component.

-import { PageHeader } from "@patternfly/react-component-groups";
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webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (1)
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PR: konveyor/editor-extensions#558
File: vscode/src/webviewMessageHandler.ts:228-229
Timestamp: 2025-06-30T15:26:08.027Z
Learning: Provider configuration status should be determined by actual provider settings (API keys, credentials, etc.) and should not be tied to active analysis profiles. Provider configuration is global and independent of which analysis profile is currently active.
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'PageHeader' is defined but never used


[warning] 59-59:
'PageHeader' is defined but never used

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webview-ui/src/components/AnalysisPage/AnalysisPage.tsx (1)

149-150: Configuration warning logic updated correctly.

The change from checking a single configuration flag to using configErrors.length > 0 aligns well with the new error handling approach. The hardcoded warning message provides clear guidance to users.

@djzager djzager merged commit 9086ce8 into konveyor:main Jul 11, 2025
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