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Fix DigitalOcean API error handling and improve debugging (fixes #14829) #14830
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Code Review Complete ✅
I've thoroughly reviewed this PR and the changes look excellent! Here's my detailed feedback:
Todo List:
- Read and analyze the changed files
- Review security implications of logging changes
- Evaluate error handling logic and completeness
- Check for potential bugs or edge cases
- Assess code quality and project standards compliance
- Provide comprehensive feedback
Security Assessment ✅
Excellent security model: The implementation maintains strong security while enabling debugging:
- Token protection: API tokens remain hidden even when
algo_no_log: false
is set - theno_log: true
remains on sensitive tasks (roles/cloud-digitalocean/tasks/prompts.yml:10,15
) - Smart conditional logging: Uses
no_log: "{{ algo_no_log | default(true) }}"
which correctly defaults to secure behavior - Clear user guidance: The config.cfg warning is prominent and actionable
Code Quality Assessment ✅
Strong implementation with thoughtful design:
-
Error handling coverage (
prompts.yml:29-79
): Comprehensive HTTP status code handling:- 401: Clear token regeneration instructions
- 403: Permission-specific guidance
- 429: Rate limiting with wait advice
- 500/502/503: Service outage detection
- Connection failures: Network troubleshooting steps
-
Jinja2 template logic (
prompts.yml:32-76
): Clean conditional structure using proper elif chains -
User experience: The troubleshooting section at the top of config.cfg (
config.cfg:3-11
) is perfectly placed for discoverability
Potential Issues & Suggestions 🔍
Minor improvements to consider:
-
Edge case handling: The
when: _do_regions.status != 200
condition (prompts.yml:79
) might not catch all failure modes. Consider checking if_do_regions.json
exists before accessing it on line 83. -
Error message consistency: The catch-all case (
prompts.yml:70-76
) could include the actual HTTP status code if available for better debugging.
Performance Considerations ✅
- Minimal overhead: The conditional logging adds negligible performance impact
- Fail-fast behavior: API errors are caught early in the deployment process
- No additional API calls: Uses existing regions endpoint for validation
Test Coverage Considerations 📋
Areas that could benefit from testing:
- Template rendering: Consider adding unit tests for the Jinja2 conditionals in
prompts.yml:32-76
- Config validation: Test that
algo_no_log
variable behaves correctly in both true/false states - Error scenarios: Mock different HTTP status codes to verify error message accuracy
Code Standards Compliance ✅
- Ansible best practices: Proper use of
failed_when: false
and conditional failure - YAML formatting: Clean indentation and structure
- Documentation: Excellent inline comments and user guidance
- Naming conventions: Clear, descriptive variable names (
_do_regions
,algo_no_log
)
Overall Assessment 🎯
This is an excellent solution that elegantly solves the original issue (#14829). The implementation:
- ✅ Maintains security by default
- ✅ Provides actionable error messages for common failure scenarios
- ✅ Includes clear user documentation and troubleshooting guidance
- ✅ Follows project conventions and Ansible best practices
- ✅ Has minimal performance impact
Recommendation: This PR is ready to merge. The code quality is high, security considerations are well-handled, and it provides significant value to users experiencing API errors.
The only minor suggestion is to add error handling around _do_regions.json
access to prevent potential undefined variable issues in edge cases.
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- Replace hardcoded no_log with configurable algo_no_log variable - Add comprehensive error checking with specific guidance for each HTTP status code - Provide actionable troubleshooting steps without exposing sensitive data - Add troubleshooting section to config.cfg for better discoverability - Enable debugging by setting algo_no_log: false when needed This fix addresses issue #14829 where users couldn't debug DigitalOcean API failures due to hidden error messages from no_log: true directive.
- Move algo_no_log setting to top troubleshooting section - Remove duplicate setting from line 117 - Keep the prominent warning about debugging at the top where users will see it - Cleaner, single source of truth for the setting
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Summary
no_log: true
with configurablealgo_no_log
variableProblem
Users reported in #14829 that DigitalOcean deployments fail with completely hidden error messages:
This made it impossible to debug API authentication issues, rate limiting, or service outages.
Solution
This PR implements smart error handling that:
no_log: true
tono_log: "{{ algo_no_log | default(true) }}"
to respect user preferencesTechnical Details
The fix uses Jinja2 conditionals to check
_do_regions.status
even whenno_log
is active. This allows showing helpful error messages without exposing sensitive data:Testing
algo_no_log: false
in config.cfg to enable detailed debuggingFiles Changed
config.cfg
: Added troubleshooting section at top for better discoverabilityroles/cloud-digitalocean/tasks/prompts.yml
: Implemented smart error handlingImpact
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Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com