Include the file path when a JSON decoding error happens. #180
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If the metadata store is corrupted for some reason, jsonlite throws an
error with details of the syntax error, but does not include any mention
of the file path.
This adds a wrapper around `jsonlite::parse_json` which catches the
error and includes the file path. It still preserves the original error
message, using [{rlang} error chaining][error-chain].
[error-chain]: https://rlang.r-lib.org/reference/topic-error-chaining.html
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Sep 13, 2024
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If the metadata store is corrupted for some reason, jsonlite throws an error with details of the syntax error, but does not include any mention of the file path.
This adds a wrapper around
jsonlite::parse_jsonwhich catches the error and includes the file path. It still preserves the original error message, using {rlang} error chaining.