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include deepgram specific error message in StatusError.Error #267

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This PR adds the additional Deepgram-specific error message to the StatusError.Error function, if present. The goal behind this change is to provide additional details to consumers of the SDK (for example the reason why a 400 error was returned). For example, the following error does not explain what was wrong with the request:

POST https://api.deepgram.com/v1/listen: 400 Bad Request

With the changes in this PR, the above would be returned as something like:

POST https://api.deepgram.com/v1/listen: 400 Bad Request - Bad Request: No such model/version combination found.

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It's possible to check the returned error type and get these details within the calling code, but ideally the error message itself contains enough details to know what went wrong. Open to thoughts from the team if there are better options here.

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    • Enhanced error reporting for StatusError to provide more detailed information when a DeepgramError is present.
    • Improved clarity of error messages by including HTTP request method, URL, and response status when applicable.

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The changes involve an update to the Error method of the StatusError type in the pkg/client/interfaces/v1/utils.go file. This modification introduces a conditional check for DeepgramError and its ErrMsg field, enhancing the error string representation. Depending on the presence of these details, the error message format is adjusted to include more specific information about the HTTP request and the error, improving the granularity of error reporting.

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pkg/client/interfaces/v1/utils.go Modified the Error method of StatusError to include detailed error reporting based on DeepgramError.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Server
    participant Deepgram

    Client->>Server: Sends HTTP request
    Server->>Deepgram: Forwards request
    Deepgram-->>Server: Returns response with error
    Server->>Server: Checks for DeepgramError
    alt DeepgramError exists
        Server->>Server: Format error message with details
    else
        Server->>Server: Use default error message format
    end
    Server-->>Client: Returns error message
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Hi @cbodonnell

I can't believe that wasn't there, but thanks for catching that and also opening the PR for it! I appreciate it!

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pkg/client/interfaces/v1/utils.go (2)

98-100: LGTM! The implementation effectively enhances error reporting.

The changes successfully fulfill the PR objective by incorporating Deepgram-specific error messages when available, while maintaining backward compatibility through the fallback case.


98-100: Add unit tests for the enhanced error formatting.

The changes would benefit from unit tests to verify the error message formatting in different scenarios:

  1. With DeepgramError containing only ErrMsg
  2. With DeepgramError containing all fields
  3. With nil DeepgramError (fallback case)

Would you like me to help generate comprehensive unit tests for these scenarios?

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@davidvonthenen davidvonthenen merged commit dc0be84 into deepgram:main Oct 29, 2024
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