refactors ostree api errors

[kyleishie]

refactors ostree api errors

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved code organization in mage/test.go through reordering import statements.
• Style
  • Adjusted file formatting by removing unnecessary blank lines in plugin test files.
• Tests
  • Modified file permission values in test setup for better compatibility.
• Bug Fixes
  • Enhanced error handling in OSTree plugin with more descriptive error codes and messages.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3655006 and 1827601.

Walkthrough

The recent modifications span across various files, focusing on code cleanliness and error handling enhancements. Import statements were tidied up, unnecessary blank lines removed, file permission syntax updated, and error handling improved through more descriptive error codes and messages. These changes aim to streamline codebase readability and improve debugging efficiency by offering clearer error identification.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
build/mage/test.go	Adjusted import order and spacing
.../plugins/mirror/pkg/index/index_test.go	Removed a blank line
.../plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/pull_test.go	Updated file permission syntax to 0o755
.../plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go	Enhanced error handling with werror and gcode

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Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 2

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2fbfcb6 and 3655006.

Files selected for processing (4)

• build/mage/test.go (1 hunks)
• internal/plugins/mirror/pkg/index/index_test.go (1 hunks)
• internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/pull_test.go (1 hunks)
• internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go (10 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)

• build/mage/test.go
• internal/plugins/mirror/pkg/index/index_test.go

Additional comments: 14

internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/pull_test.go (1)

• 32-32: Change in file permission notation from 0755 to 0o755 improves readability.

internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go (13)

• 31-31: Correct use of werror.Wrap to enhance error information with a specific error code and message.
• 49-49: Properly wraps the error with both a specific error code and the original error context.
• 54-54: Correctly wraps the error, providing specific error code and preserving the original error context.
• 73-73: Correctly uses werror.Wrap to enhance error information with a specific error code and message.
• 147-147: Correctly uses werror.Wrap to enhance error information with a specific error code and message.
• 154-154: Properly wraps the error with both a specific error code and the original error context.
• 182-182: Correctly uses werror.Wrap to enhance error information with a specific error code and message.
• 208-208: Correctly uses werror.Wrap to enhance error information with a specific error code and message.
• 240-240: Correctly uses werror.Wrap to enhance error information with a specific error code and message.
• 317-317: Properly wraps the error with both a specific error code and the original error context.
• 321-321: Correctly wraps the error, providing specific error code and preserving the original error context.
• 327-327: Properly wraps the error with both a specific error code and the original error context.
• 343-343: Correctly uses werror.Wrap to enhance error information with a specific error code and message.