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Reviewers, please let me know if you'd prefer that I delete makeAggregateError, as I'd be happy to.
Yes, please. As you point out, only agoric-sdk should import from this package. If removing makeAggregateError does break any imports it will be valuable to find out.
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…9508) closes: #9504 ## Description While #9275 switched to a global `AggregrateError` constructor, it was unclear if that was safe because that global is not currently available in xsnap. Instead of reverting, this PR moves the "shared" internal helpers that used an `AggregateError` to the `node` folder, to make it clear they should only be used in that environment. All usages of these helpers were already in Node only. All other usages of `AggregateError` were audited to confirm they only happened on Node as well. ### Security Considerations None ### Scaling Considerations None ### Documentation Considerations None ### Testing Considerations We're unfortunately lacking coverage of some code under xsnap, Open to ideas on how to improve testing here It would also be nice somehow to make sure the `node` folders do no end up imported in bundled code. Maybe having a pseudo `import 'node:process'` could work? @kriskowal ### Upgrade Considerations None
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…9508) closes: #9504 ## Description While #9275 switched to a global `AggregrateError` constructor, it was unclear if that was safe because that global is not currently available in xsnap. Instead of reverting, this PR moves the "shared" internal helpers that used an `AggregateError` to the `node` folder, to make it clear they should only be used in that environment. All usages of these helpers were already in Node only. All other usages of `AggregateError` were audited to confirm they only happened on Node as well. ### Security Considerations None ### Scaling Considerations None ### Documentation Considerations None ### Testing Considerations We're unfortunately lacking coverage of some code under xsnap, Open to ideas on how to improve testing here It would also be nice somehow to make sure the `node` folders do no end up imported in bundled code. Maybe having a pseudo `import 'node:process'` could work? @kriskowal ### Upgrade Considerations None
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…9508) closes: #9504 ## Description While #9275 switched to a global `AggregrateError` constructor, it was unclear if that was safe because that global is not currently available in xsnap. Instead of reverting, this PR moves the "shared" internal helpers that used an `AggregateError` to the `node` folder, to make it clear they should only be used in that environment. All usages of these helpers were already in Node only. All other usages of `AggregateError` were audited to confirm they only happened on Node as well. ### Security Considerations None ### Scaling Considerations None ### Documentation Considerations None ### Testing Considerations We're unfortunately lacking coverage of some code under xsnap, Open to ideas on how to improve testing here It would also be nice somehow to make sure the `node` folders do no end up imported in bundled code. Maybe having a pseudo `import 'node:process'` could work? @kriskowal ### Upgrade Considerations None
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closes: #XXXX
refs: endojs/endo#2042
Description
Starting at endojs/endo#2042 endo fully supports the real
AggregateErrorconstructor, so there is no longer any need for themakeAggregateErrorworkaround. The @agoric/internal packages should not be imported by anything outside the agoric-sdk repo, so technically I could remove it in this same PR. As a conservative don't-break-things, I still export it as deprecated.Even after upgrading to an endo supporting
AggregateError, the oldmakeAggregateErrorwas emulating it using a direct instance ofError, so this is in theory not a pure refactor. But I would be flabbergasted if any code came to depend on this not being a genuineAggregateError, in which case this change is a pure refactor.Reviewers, please let me know if you'd prefer that I delete
makeAggregateError, as I'd be happy to.Security Considerations
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