iSpring account creation failed: 400 Bad Request
Validation: ee8d60f2-368d-40c8-841e-de04b2c78328
Verdict: APPROVED#
Completeness#
| Plan Item | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
Split create_user rescue into RestClient::Exception and StandardError |
PASS | app/operations/ispring_operation.rb: lines 36-43 add rescue RestClient::Exception => e block with error_body, logger, and re-raise; lines 44-50 preserve original rescue StandardError => e block |
Acceptance Criteria#
| Criterion | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
rescue RestClient::Exception => e block exists before rescue StandardError => e |
PASS | app/operations/ispring_operation.rb: line 36 rescue RestClient::Exception => e precedes line 44 rescue StandardError => e |
error_body variable stores e.response&.body and is passed to Cupix::Logger.error as response: keyword |
PASS | app/operations/ispring_operation.rb: line 37 error_body = e.response&.body || ''; line 38 Cupix::Logger.error(... response: error_body, request_body: request_body) |
Existing rescue StandardError => e block remains as separate fallback |
PASS | app/operations/ispring_operation.rb: lines 44-50 retain original rescue StandardError => e block unchanged with its own logger call (without response:) and raise |
Structure matches update_user_role (lines 78-85) and create_department (lines 118-125) two-stage rescue pattern |
PASS | app/operations/ispring_operation.rb: new lines 36-43 follow identical structure -- rescue RestClient::Exception => e / error_body = e.response&.body || '' / Cupix::Logger.error with response: and request_body: keywords / raise Cupix::Errors::BadGateway.new(code: 'BG10001', ...) -- matching both update_user_role (lines 78-85) and create_department (lines 118-125) |
Issues Found#
No blocking issues found.
Observations#
- The change is minimal and surgical: only 8 lines added, no existing lines modified or removed.
- The
request_bodyis included in the logger call for theRestClient::Exceptionbranch (matching the pattern inupdate_user_roleandcreate_department), but not in theStandardErrorbranch. This is consistent with the existing codebase pattern -- only HTTP errors get the request body logged. - The error code
BG10001is reused across all iSpring operations, which is the existing convention in this file.