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Fixed a spot where we were only logging a JSONException when we want to crash instead.

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The exception handling in the processSuccess method of PersonalIdManager.java was modified. Previously, both JSONException and IOException were caught together and logged. Now, JSONException is caught separately and rethrown as a RuntimeException, while IOException continues to be caught and logged. No changes were made to method signatures or public interfaces.

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    participant Caller
    participant PersonalIdManager
    participant Logger

    Caller->>PersonalIdManager: processSuccess()
    alt Success
        PersonalIdManager-->>Caller: (normal return)
    else JSONException occurs
        PersonalIdManager->>PersonalIdManager: Catch JSONException
        PersonalIdManager-->>Caller: Throw RuntimeException
    else IOException occurs
        PersonalIdManager->>Logger: Log IOException
        PersonalIdManager-->>Caller: (handle/log error)
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  • app/src/org/commcare/connect/PersonalIdManager.java (1 hunks)
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Comment on lines +510 to 514
} catch (JSONException e) {
throw new RuntimeException(e);
} catch (IOException e) {
Logger.exception("Parsing return from DB key request", e);
}
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Technical implementation is correct, but consider the user experience impact.

The change successfully achieves the PR objective of escalating JSONException to crash the application instead of silently logging. The catch block ordering is correct (more specific exception first).

However, consider these aspects:

  • This will now crash the app during database passphrase retrieval if the JSON response is malformed
  • No graceful fallback or user-friendly error message before crashing
  • The crash occurs in a network callback context where users might not expect sudden termination

Does this crash-on-JSON-error approach align with your overall error handling strategy for network operations?


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the crash handling strategy is consistent across the codebase
echo "Searching for other JSONException handling patterns in the codebase..."
rg "catch.*JSONException" -A 3 -B 1

echo -e "\nSearching for RuntimeException throws to understand crash patterns..."
rg "throw new RuntimeException" -A 1 -B 1

echo -e "\nSearching for similar API callback error handling..."
rg "processSuccess.*JSONException|JSONException.*processSuccess" -A 5 -B 5

Length of output: 60632


Consistent JSON parsing error handling in PersonalIdManager

In app/src/org/commcare/connect/PersonalIdManager.java (lines 510–514), you’ve split out JSONException to rethrow as a RuntimeException, which will crash the app on malformed JSON. In other Connect network callbacks (for example PersonalIdApiHandler.java), JSON parsing errors are logged and delivered via an onFailure callback rather than crashing.

Please update this catch to match those patterns:

• File: app/src/org/commcare/connect/PersonalIdManager.java, lines 510–514
• Replace

} catch (JSONException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
} catch (IOException e) {
    Logger.exception("Parsing return from DB key request", e);
}

with something like

} catch (JSONException e) {
    Logger.exception("Parsing return from DB key request", e);
    onFailure(PersonalIdApiErrorCodes.JSON_PARSING_ERROR);
} catch (IOException e) {
    Logger.exception("Parsing return from DB key request", e);
}

(or the equivalent error-callback in this context)

This will prevent unexpected crashes on bad JSON and keep the user-experience consistent with your other network flows.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/src/org/commcare/connect/PersonalIdManager.java around lines 510 to 514,
the JSONException catch block currently throws a RuntimeException causing the
app to crash on malformed JSON. To align with the consistent error handling
strategy used elsewhere, replace the throw statement with logging the exception
and invoking the appropriate onFailure callback method with a JSON parsing error
code. Keep the IOException catch block as is. This change will prevent
unexpected crashes and provide a graceful failure path for JSON errors.

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@OrangeAndGreen This looks good and I know its not in this scope but still can we close the inputstream similar to here

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Oh very cool, I'll go ahead and merge this PR but will be working in this same area again in another ticket, I'll add this there.

@OrangeAndGreen OrangeAndGreen merged commit 443f9c3 into master Jun 6, 2025
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@OrangeAndGreen OrangeAndGreen deleted the dv/personalid_exception_fix branch June 6, 2025 16:37
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