fix(report): name the backend error class in Electron bug reports - #2197
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The PR appears safe to merge with no concrete correctness, security, data-risk, or repository-rule violations identified. SummaryElectron bug reports now preserve scrubbed backend exception classes from streaming failures and parsed API error payloads, while consistently omitting missing or non-string values.
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The changed TypeScript no longer contains the duplicate declaration that could block compilation, so the change is mergeable. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (3 warnings)
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| - Restore the backend error class in auto-filed bug reports — the Electron app files through the shared report builder, which never carried it, so every report of an otherwise-generic failure was indistinguishable from the next (#2197, #1800) | ||
| - A streaming generation failure carries its backend error class to the report instead of dropping it at the stream boundary (#2197, #1800) |
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End each Fixed entry with one PR reference.
Lines 17-18 end with two issue references, which violates the required single terminal (#NNN) reference format. End each entry with one PR reference and move linked issue references into the prose. As per path instructions: “entries are each a SINGLE one-liner ending with the (#NNN) ref.”
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debpalash#1800 added the backend exception class to auto-filed reports because every unclassified engine failure renders one fixed floor message, so a dozen unrelated faults were arriving as byte-identical, untriageable issues. The class name is the only thing separating them. The Electron app does not have it. The two apps file through different builders — Tauri through `bugReport.js::openBugReport`, Electron through the shared `bugReportDocument.js::composeBugReportUrl` — and each builds its own `## Error` section. Only the Tauri one carries the class, so the fix was lost in the app that ships as of v0.5.4. Issue debpalash#2177 is what a report looks like WITH the line (v0.5.3, Tauri); the same failure from Electron carries the message and a stack of minified bundle frames and nothing more. The shared builder now emits it, read from `error.errorClass` and then from a parsed 500 body — the Electron client keeps that on `payload` rather than lifting the field onto the error. Non-string values are ignored rather than stringified, and the class is scrubbed like every other reported field. Electron's streaming path dropped it a second time: its `StreamingPreviewError` had no way to carry the class, so `error_class` on a stream error frame died at the boundary even though the frontend twin has always forwarded it. It now carries it, which also gives `error-boundary.tsx` the `.errorClass` it already reads before falling back to a heuristic. Eleven tests, five of them failing before this commit. The rest pin the surrounding contract: the section still renders, the message is still scrubbed and truncated, the title is still seeded, and a report with no error at all still builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 225-234: Remove the duplicate declarations in
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electron/src/renderer/src/lib/api/generate.ts lines 225-234, retain one complete
errorClass field and constructor; at lines 283-283, update the existing
error_class property to the required type instead of adding a second
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- Line 244: In the constructor around the errorClass assignments, replace
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| * The backend exception TYPE behind an otherwise generic failure. Every | ||
| * unclassified engine failure renders one fixed floor message, so without | ||
| * this an auto-filed report cannot be told apart from any other (#1800). | ||
| * Never the exception message — only its class name. | ||
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| readonly errorClass: string | null; | ||
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| message: string, | ||
| options: { retryable?: boolean; terminal?: boolean; errorClass?: string | null } = {}, |
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Remove the duplicate declarations introduced by this change.
The new declarations were appended without replacing the existing declarations, leaving invalid TypeScript in both the error class and stream-event contract.
electron/src/renderer/src/lib/api/generate.ts#L225-L234: keep one completeStreamingPreviewErrorfield and constructor.electron/src/renderer/src/lib/api/generate.ts#L283-L283: update the existingerror_class?: unknowndeclaration instead of adding a second property.
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electron/src/renderer/src/lib/api/generate.ts#L225-L234(this comment)electron/src/renderer/src/lib/api/generate.ts#L283-L283
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In `@electron/src/renderer/src/lib/api/generate.ts` around lines 225 - 234, Remove
the duplicate declarations in StreamingPreviewError and the stream-event
contract. In electron/src/renderer/src/lib/api/generate.ts lines 225-234, retain
one complete errorClass field and constructor; at lines 283-283, update the
existing error_class property to the required type instead of adding a second
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One line in the new test exceeded the print width. `oxfmt --check` is a blocking CI gate; content is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merging main placed this branch's `### Fixed` heading inside the Highlights list, orphaning main's highlight bullet under it and leaving two `### Fixed` sections. One Highlights list, one Fixed section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md
Electron bug reports now include the scrubbed backend exception class from streaming failures or API error payloads, making otherwise identical generic failures distinguishable.
Reconciled the overlapping main-branch changes: removed duplicate TypeScript declarations, restored the broken test block, and normalized missing/non-string classes once. Existing localized recovery and retry behavior remain covered.
Validation: 9 report-builder tests, 26 Electron generation tests and 13 changelog checks passed; Electron TypeScript checks passed. No reports were submitted by these tests. Current main is merged.
Included in #2191 with contributor history preserved. The combined PR runs full CI before landing and will absorb this PR; do not merge this separately.