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commit917c4e5b7f4bdc66703b52d644b1c20cd8f99aa5[log] [tgz]
authorKamil Musin <kamilm@google.com>Tue Feb 06 14:04:40 2024 +0100
committerKamil Musin <kamilm@google.com>Mon Feb 26 16:47:00 2024 +0100
tree644afabefc2c0dcb17f8cea0bd4b78cb39bd184d
parentc2e7d438fdefcda0bfcc760b2259f49c5e85a6cc [diff]
Make read payload method throw on error

Currently if the JSON parsing fails the method will set `parsed: null`
and return. As stated in the existing TODOs this is not a desired
behaviour, as it leads to confusion and wrong usage.

In this change we are working on the forked code, so no rest api calls
affected at the moment. They will only be affected once we start
changing gr-rest-api-impl to using this forked version.

Since in this stack of changes we will be updating call sites
one-by-one, we can make sure that null and error is handled correctly.

Also update typing and comments on the url-based caches

Google-Bug-Id: b/297849592
Release-Notes: skip
Change-Id: I5c61cddb1b7d88b2bc2ef1a91f81ea69066fca48
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tree: 644afabefc2c0dcb17f8cea0bd4b78cb39bd184d
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