Improve error handling around gh api#79
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Hah! Thanks so much @mislav! I will try this out and try my best to accept the patch. 😁 ❤️ |
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Thanks again @mislav ! We appreciate the PR :) |
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Explicitly handle error statuses from
gh apiinstead of detecting error conditions by inspecting the first character of the output. It is not guaranteed that the first character of an erroredgh apiresponse is{, but it's definitely guaranteed that in case of HTTP 4xx–5xx responses,gh apiwill exit with a nonzero status. This approaches uses the failing status to blank out themention_slugvariable, which I find to be less hacky and more future-proof.Additionally, this avoids GitHub Actions workflow interpolation
${{...}}embedded in bash script and instead passes in variables as environment variables. The bash script may fail after expanding these placeholders if any of the expanded value contains characters like"'${}!or similar characters that have special meaning in bash. Passing in environment variables, on the other hand, is safe regardless of the value.Followup to #78. Untested. Feel free to discard ✌️ /cc @chadwhitacre
Ref. cli/cli#5209