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Fix bug calling onKeyUpdate when should not, and better error messages #780

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  • onKeyUpdate was called outside a try clause which is not ideal
  • The error messages where not incredibly useful, made them a tad better

@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ String getType() {
protected static <TEphemeralKey extends AbstractEphemeralKey> TEphemeralKey
fromString(@Nullable String rawJson, Class ephemeralKeyClass) throws JSONException {
if (rawJson == null) {
return null;
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Exception instantiating " + ephemeralKeyClass+ " null raw key");
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How about "Attempted to instantiate " + ephemeralKeyClass + " with null key JSON"? Can you also add a test? Does it need to be ephemeralKeyClass.getSimpleName()?

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getSimpleName makes the name a tad shorter, since the error message is quite long.

I'll change the text

A test is not trivial because of the was TestEphemeralKeyProvider is build, but I'll re-try

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all done by the way

null,
CustomerEphemeralKey.class);

verify(mKeyManagerListener, times(0)).onKeyUpdate(
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you can do never() instead of times(0)

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public void triggerCorrectErrorOnInvalidRawKey() {

mTestEphemeralKeyProvider.setNextRawEphemeralKey("Not_a_JSON");
EphemeralKeyManager<CustomerEphemeralKey> keyManager = new EphemeralKeyManager(
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new EphemeralKeyManager<>(...)

CustomerEphemeralKey.class);

verify(mKeyManagerListener, times(0)).onKeyUpdate(
(CustomerEphemeralKey) isNull(), (String) isNull(), (Map<String, Object>) isNull());
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I think this is better:

any(CustomerEphemeralKey.class), anyString(), ArgumentMatchers.<String, Object>anyMap()

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So I initially tried that, but it fails to error when onKeyUpdate is called with nulls

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don't we expect it not to be called though? so I would assume "never with any" makes more logical sense than "never with nulls"

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Ah yes, but if I change to the any and re-introduce the bug where onKeyUpdate is called, the test still passes

null,
CustomerEphemeralKey.class);

verify(mKeyManagerListener, times(0)).onKeyUpdate(
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see above

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if (key == null) {
mListener.onKeyError(HttpURLConnection.HTTP_INTERNAL_ERROR,
"EphemeralKeyUpdateListener.onKeyUpdate was called " +
"with a null value");
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should we return; after this line?

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ah yes, good catch

+ e.getLocalizedMessage());
"EphemeralKeyUpdateListener.onKeyUpdate was passed " +
"a value that could not be JSON parsed: ["
+ e.getLocalizedMessage() + "] the raw body from Stripe's response" +
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I think "the raw body..." should be a new sentence, so "]. The raw body...

Also below.

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Yes ok

} catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Exception instantiating " + ephemeralKeyClass, e);
if (e.getTargetException() != null){
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Improperly formatted JSON for ephemeral key " +
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I think we can remove the e.getTargetException().getMessage() part from the message because we're passing e.getTargetException() as an argument.

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hm, in an ideal world yes, but the interface of onKeyError only accepts a String, and that's what we're passing to the dev.

So without explicitely dropping the message in the String, we risk losing it as it is surfaced, if that makes sense

"a value that could not be JSON parsed: ["
+ e.getLocalizedMessage() + "] the raw body from Stripe's response" +
" should be passed");
} catch (Exception e) {
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did you add this for safety?

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Yeah, if any other exception happens, the error will just be silenced, which was the case for a wrongly formatted JSON (the JSON is parsed, but then the CustomerEphemeralKey cannot be instanciated)

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r? @mshafrir-stripe thanks for the review!
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} catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Exception instantiating " + ephemeralKeyClass, e);
if (e.getTargetException() != null){
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space before {

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try {
mEphemeralKey = AbstractEphemeralKey.fromString(key, mEphemeralKeyClass);
mListener.onKeyUpdate(mEphemeralKey, actionString, arguments);
} catch (JSONException e) {
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do we still need to explicitly catch JSONException if we have the catch all below?

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I think it helps the message be a tad more explicit

@acavailhez-stripe acavailhez-stripe merged commit ac547fc into master Jan 24, 2019
@acavailhez-stripe acavailhez-stripe deleted the acavailhez/ephemeral-key-fix branch January 24, 2019 00:12
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