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rbd: use internal as default error code in getGRPCError() #4671

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This commit replaces codes.Unknown with codes.Internal as the default error code in getGRPCError()
since it much better suited.

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Hi @Rakshith-R,

Can you explain why Internal is much better suited than Unknown for an unrecognized error?
Does this influence the behavior of CSI callers on these errors?

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Hi @Rakshith-R,

Can you explain why Internal is much better suited than Unknown for an unrecognized error? Does this influence the behavior of CSI callers on these errors?

Unknown and Internal both will get retries from the callers.

We don't use Unknown anywhere else.
Most command execution failures are treated as internal and not unknown elsewhere in cephcsi.
We should default to that instead of Unknown.

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Hi @Rakshith-R,
Can you explain why Internal is much better suited than Unknown for an unrecognized error? Does this influence the behavior of CSI callers on these errors?

Unknown and Internal both will get retries from the callers.

We don't use Unknown anywhere else. Most command execution failures are treated as internal and not unknown elsewhere in cephcsi. We should default to that instead of Unknown.

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This commit introduced unknown grpc error code.
Without using internal as default, we would need to export each error message and add it to the list every time a new code block it added.

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Hi @Rakshith-R,
Can you explain why Internal is much better suited than Unknown for an unrecognized error? Does this influence the behavior of CSI callers on these errors?

Unknown and Internal both will get retries from the callers.
We don't use Unknown anywhere else. Most command execution failures are treated as internal and not unknown elsewhere in cephcsi. We should default to that instead of Unknown.

cdaa926

This commit introduced unknown grpc error code. Without using internal as default, we would need to export each error message and add it to the list every time a new code block it added.

Except that it is easy to forget to add a new error code (we should have unit tests for that), considering a matching gRPC error code is probably better than always returning Internal?

This change is not bad, but I am not sure how it improves things. In order to prevent the Unknown error from being returned, maybe log a warning marked as bug with call-stack so that it needs to be addressed?

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Rakshith-R commented Jun 11, 2024

Hi @Rakshith-R,
Can you explain why Internal is much better suited than Unknown for an unrecognized error? Does this influence the behavior of CSI callers on these errors?

Unknown and Internal both will get retries from the callers.
We don't use Unknown anywhere else. Most command execution failures are treated as internal and not unknown elsewhere in cephcsi. We should default to that instead of Unknown.

cdaa926
This commit introduced unknown grpc error code. Without using internal as default, we would need to export each error message and add it to the list every time a new code block it added.

Except that it is easy to forget to add a new error code (we should have unit tests for that), considering a matching gRPC error code is probably better than always returning Internal?

This change is not bad, but I am not sure how it improves things. In order to prevent the Unknown error from being returned, maybe log a warning marked as bug with call-stack so that it needs to be addressed?

I think the whole way of creating constants of errors in rbd package, exporting them and using them in csiaddons package should be used only when you need a grpc error code that is not internal.

Adopting the export and use method for internal code too would be way too tedious according to me.

Most of the places we error out with internal error code. We don't use unknown code at all in other places.
Please take a look, I've replaced all the error messages which used internal error code.

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Error constants that are used only once don't make much sense to me either.

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This commit replaces codes.Unknown with codes.Internal
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Signed-off-by: Rakshith R <rar@redhat.com>
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