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fix(api): inherit protocol api errors from enumerated errors #15516
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A PR has been opened to address analyses snapshot changes. Please review the changes here: #15518 |
class UnsupportedAPIError(Exception): | ||
class UnsupportedAPIError(APIRemoved): |
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It looks like this exception is currently unused, so it doesn't really matter, but note that "API removed" is not the only thing that could be meant by "a protocol attempts to use an unsupported API." It could also mean that the protocol attempts to use an API that's too new, like if you tried to use "apiLevel": "2.19"
on robot software v5.0. (We're currently just raising ValueError
for that, but we probably shouldn't be.)
I wonder if we want just a generic code and exception for any protocol API version error. I'm not sure it's worth having 3 separate things for "too old," "too new," and "supported but invalid."
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Three is probably too many, yes. Two is probably good, breaking down into:
- Something is wrong with the combination of your code and API version.
- Your code used to be good but isn't anymore and furthermore that feature is never coming back ever ever so don't get your hopes up.
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But I think I'm trying to say that that specific breakdown of 2 is not sufficient to cover the case where your code is good, you just need to update your robot. That breakdown is covering problems like protocol_apilevel < MIN_SUPPORTED_VERSION
and not feature_available_in(protocol_apilevel)
, but is not covering the problem of protocol_apilevel > MAX_SUPPORTED_VERSION
.
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Looks good but you'll have to change the way you create the exception - take a look at the exception definition in shared-data for how to do that. You'll also have to add the code to the underlying json file in shared-data/errors
.
A PR has been opened to address analyses snapshot changes. Please review the changes here: #15518 |
A PR has been opened to address analyses snapshot changes. Please review the changes here: #15518 |
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Looks good once you clean up dev comments
checked_detail["identifier"] = api_element | ||
checked_detail["until_version"] = until_version | ||
checked_detail["current_version"] = current_version | ||
# make this cleaner?! |
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Remove or make a proper todo comment (I think the code is fine as is though)
f"Deleting deck elements is not supported with apiLevel {self._api_version}." | ||
f" Try increasing your apiLevel to {APIVersion(2, 15)}." | ||
api_element="Deleting deck elements", | ||
until_version="2.15", |
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Wait, was del protocol.deck[1]
actually broken in 2.14? I don't think we ever documented that.
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Yes, definitely
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Yeah, all we have is this:
Changed in version 2.14: Includes the Thermocycler in all of the slots it occupies.
Changed in version 2.15:
del
sets the corresponding labware’s location toOFF_DECK
.
We could update the versionchanged notice…or not.
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Nice work!
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This PR changes Protocol API APIVersionError to inherit from enumerated error IncorrectAPIVersion and Protocol API UnsupportedAPIError to inherit from enumerated error APIRemoved.
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