commit | 070aeddba76c50d7b9394e9fb995d0cf2f7bfcd5 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Logan Hanks <logan@google.com> | Wed Jun 20 10:24:35 2018 -0700 |
committer | Logan Hanks <logan@google.com> | Wed Jun 20 15:41:41 2018 -0700 |
tree | cc94349b3a809bcb09d6703571a4401b00b0de17 | |
parent | e37c20e4a3b56991f04bb97d3de9c11d2f8c0c49 [diff] |
Fix excessive credential checks on fetch errors This commit fixes a couple of bugs introduced in I37db2f6e4dbf9632342ce853fae21f39d723a340. These bugs are particularly noticeable if all fetches are failing for some reason. For example, we discovered this problem on googlesource.com when a backend change resulted in some users experiencing cross-origin 302 redirects on all REST API calls (which materialized in PolyGerrit as fetch errors). The specific bugs are: 1. The checkCredentials() method was called twice per failure (once immediately, and once via this.debounce). 2. The request made by checkCredentials() may raise a fetch error, which was not being caught, therefore triggering a loop of credential checks. This commit adds tests against these scenarios, and simplifies the fetch error credential checking logic to avoid these problems. Instead of using debounce, a new boolean property makes checkCredentials() a no-op if there is a checkCredentials() promise outstanding. An exception handler is added to the checkCredentials() promise to interrupt any [fetch error -> checkCredentials()] loop. Change-Id: I868ced76a9816882e5705c2872706b824b6c1a95
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