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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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In the openstack-uicore-foundation library, lib/utils/actions.js serves as a central module for managing API interactions within the application's Redux-based architecture [1]. The library implements a standardized pattern for handling asynchronous HTTP requests through helper functions such as getRequest, postRequest, and putRequest [1][2]. These helpers are designed to be used in conjunction with Redux thunks to dispatch actions for the request lifecycle (starting, success, and error) [1][2]. Regarding the specific components you mentioned: 1. postRequest and putRequest: These are API utility functions located in lib/utils/actions.js [1]. They typically accept action creators for request and success states, the API endpoint, and an error handler, returning a function that executes the request when invoked with dispatch and getState [2]. 2. snackbarErrorHandler: This is a specialized error-handling function used within this utility pattern [1]. When a request fails, it is often passed to these API helpers to intercept the error—frequently handling authentication issues (such as a 401 redirect) or triggering user-facing notifications like a snackbar [1]. 3. reject and catch: These are standard components of the promise chains used within these utility functions [2]. When an API call fails, the catch block intercepts the error, passes it to the error handler (e.g., snackbarErrorHandler), and typically triggers a reject action or promise rejection to ensure the calling thunk can handle the error state appropriately [1][2]. In practice, this pattern ensures that API requests, loading states, and error messaging are handled consistently across the application [1]. Developers typically call these helpers inside their action creators, providing the necessary dispatch and state parameters [2].
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Handle rejected save promises in the media upload flow.
putRequest/postRequestreject aftersnackbarErrorHandler, sosaveMediaUpload(...).then(...)without a.catch()can surface unhandled promise rejections on save errors. Add a catch on the caller.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents