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fix(ofrep): use the error code and details of a 400 response - #1972
The OFREP spec (evaluationFailure in service/openapi.yaml of open-feature/protocol) says an HTTP 400 response carries a required errorCode (PARSE_ERROR, TARGETING_KEY_MISSING, INVALID_CONTEXT or GENERAL) and optional errorDetails. OfrepResponse already deserializes both fields, but Resolver ignored them and always returned INVALID_CONTEXT with the message invalid context for flag: <key>. A missing targeting key or a parse error on the server was therefore reported to hooks and callers as an invalid context, and the server's explanation was dropped.
Change, for 400 (and 406, which shares the branch):
error code: the one in the body when it is a known ErrorCode, otherwise INVALID_CONTEXT as before;
error message: errorDetails when present, otherwise the previous message for INVALID_CONTEXT and <CODE> for flag: <key> for the others.
Bodies without an errorCode behave exactly as before (the existing testInvalidContext is unchanged and passes).
Tests: three new OfrepProviderTest cases with MockWebServer (TARGETING_KEY_MISSING with details, PARSE_ERROR without details, unknown code). The first two fail on main. ./mvnw -B -pl providers/ofrep -am verify passes.
An OFREP evaluation failure (HTTP 400) carries the error code
(PARSE_ERROR, TARGETING_KEY_MISSING, INVALID_CONTEXT or GENERAL) and
optional details in its body, but the provider always reported
INVALID_CONTEXT with a fixed message. Use the code from the body, and its
details as the message; keep INVALID_CONTEXT when the body has no known
code.
Signed-off-by: Lucas Barros <lucasbarros.kam@gmail.com>
HTTP 400 and 406 evaluation responses now use response error data to determine the error code and message. Tests cover recognized and unrecognized codes, plus fallback messages when response details are absent.
The resolver uses the response error code and nonempty details for HTTP 400 and 406 evaluation failures. It defaults missing or unrecognized codes to INVALID_CONTEXT and generates a message when details are absent. Tests cover recognized codes, fallback messages, and unrecognized codes.
The response-error handling is ready to merge after normal checks. Adding a dedicated HTTP 406 test would improve regression coverage but is not a merge blocker.
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The title names the main change: HTTP 400 responses from the OFREP provider now use the error code and details from the response body instead of always returning INVALID_CONTEXT. It is specific, follows the conventional commit format, and matches the Resolver and test changes in the summary and objectives.
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The description is directly related to the changeset. It explains that OfrepResponse already deserializes errorCode and errorDetails but Resolver ignored them for HTTP 400 and 406. It lists the new error code and message rules, the three new OfrepProviderTest cases, and the unchanged behavior for bodies without an errorCode.
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Add a test for HTTP 406 error details.
The new tests cover only HTTP 400. Add a 406 response with TARGETING_KEY_MISSING, error details, and metadata. Assert the returned code and message. This will detect a regression that restores the fixed INVALID_CONTEXT result for 406.
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Review comment at
@providers/ofrep/src/main/java/dev/openfeature/contrib/providers/ofrep/internal/Resolver.java
at line 75:
Add a test alongside the existing HTTP 400 coverage for the 406
evaluation-failure path through Resolver’s handleEvaluationFailure. Provide a
response containing TARGETING_KEY_MISSING, error details, and metadata, then
assert that the returned error code and message reflect the response rather than
a fixed INVALID_CONTEXT result.
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@providers/ofrep/src/main/java/dev/openfeature/contrib/providers/ofrep/internal/Resolver.java:
- Line 75: Add a test alongside the existing HTTP 400 coverage for the 406
evaluation-failure path through Resolver’s handleEvaluationFailure. Provide a
response containing TARGETING_KEY_MISSING, error details, and metadata, then
assert that the returned error code and message reflect the response rather than
a fixed INVALID_CONTEXT result.
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The OFREP spec (
evaluationFailureinservice/openapi.yamlof open-feature/protocol) says an HTTP 400 response carries a requirederrorCode(PARSE_ERROR,TARGETING_KEY_MISSING,INVALID_CONTEXTorGENERAL) and optionalerrorDetails.OfrepResponsealready deserializes both fields, butResolverignored them and always returnedINVALID_CONTEXTwith the messageinvalid context for flag: <key>. A missing targeting key or a parse error on the server was therefore reported to hooks and callers as an invalid context, and the server's explanation was dropped.Change, for 400 (and 406, which shares the branch):
ErrorCode, otherwiseINVALID_CONTEXTas before;errorDetailswhen present, otherwise the previous message forINVALID_CONTEXTand<CODE> for flag: <key>for the others.Bodies without an
errorCodebehave exactly as before (the existingtestInvalidContextis unchanged and passes).Tests: three new
OfrepProviderTestcases withMockWebServer(TARGETING_KEY_MISSINGwith details,PARSE_ERRORwithout details, unknown code). The first two fail on main../mvnw -B -pl providers/ofrep -am verifypasses.