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errors: assign error code to bootstrap_node created error #11298

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@jasnell jasnell commented Feb 10, 2017

This does not use the internal/errors.js module because the error in question may actually be caused by an attempt to load internal/errors.js. This error should only be encountered in the case of a bug within Node.js itself.

Ref: #11273

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  • make -j4 test (UNIX), or vcbuild test (Windows) passes
  • documentation is changed or added
  • commit message follows commit guidelines
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This is perhaps misleading as these are not necessarily "native" as in "C/C++" modules.

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jasnell commented Feb 10, 2017

Yep. It certainly is. Basing this off the existing wording (I did not change the error message at all). Do you have a suggestion for an alternative?

@@ -563,6 +563,17 @@ found [here][online].
encountered by [`http`][] or [`net`][] -- often a sign that a `socket.end()`
was not properly called.

<a id="nodejs-error-codes">
## Node.js Error Codes

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We probably need a section explaining the new error system(like the section on "system errors" above mentioning those would have error.code, error. errno and error. syscall properties, then list the error codes). Going straight to error code descriptions seems pretty confusing if people read it from the top to the bottom...

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Yep, I agree. I was thinking of doing that in a separate PR

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@jasnell @Fishrock123 do we have a name for the lib modules in general?

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LGTM with the naming sorted out

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jasnell commented Feb 11, 2017

@joyeecheung ... not really with regards to naming. Perhaps built-in or internal would work?

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Sorry, I wasn't being clear. I meant I am fine with native as long as we have a decision native is the word we use for lib modules, whichever we use we should stick to that :D

I do think built-in would be more unambiguous though. For contributors internal sounds like lib/internal modules, but if I understand correctly this covers unknown lib modules.

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Why don't we let the tools to generate the id for all these? It would be consistent that way.

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Because these anchors need to be consistent and predictable even if the structure of the document changes. Doing it this way ensures that the anchors will not change.

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// Note: Please try to keep these in alphabetical order
E('ERR_ASSERTION', (msg) => msg);
E('ERR_UNKNOWN_NATIVE_MODULE', (id) => `No such built-in module: ${id}`);
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Now that the error message is updated to No such built-in module, the error code should be changed accordingly?

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jasnell commented Feb 14, 2017

Updated. PTAL

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jasnell commented Mar 22, 2017

Ping @nodejs/ctc ... can I get a review on this?

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LGTM

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jasnell commented Apr 20, 2017

This is no longer blocked. PR updated.
@targos @mhdawson @joyeecheung ... PTAL, does this still LGTY?

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Fishrock123 commented Apr 20, 2017

I think this is a misnomer, IIRC that module does not need to be built-in to possibly hit this path? (Don't all native modules hit this or something?)

Note: I understand it is called "NativeModule as in "builtin natives".

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jasnell commented Apr 20, 2017

Not that I'm aware of. In every condition that I was able to find, most users will only see the "Cannot find module" error. This appears to be hit only in very specific cases involving the built-in modules. I could be wrong, but that's what I've been able to see. There's aren't even any test cases that I can see that trigger/test this.

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@jasnell FWIW, I have only ever hit this path when I accidentally deleted a js file from node.gyp...

// Model the error off the internal/errors.js model, but
// do not use that module given that it could actually be
// the one causing the error if there's a bug in Node.js
const err = new Error(`No such built-in module ${id}`);
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Nit: There is a colon in errors.js file

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@Fishrock123 ... are you satisfied with this?

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LGTM with a nit

// the one causing the error if there's a bug in Node.js
const err = new Error(`No such built-in module: ${id}`);
err.code = 'ERR_UNKNOWN_BUILTIN_MODULE';
err.name = 'Error[ERR_UNKNOWN_BUILTIN_MODULE]';
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nit: there should be a space now that 7b4a72d has landed.

This does not use the internal/errors.js module because the error
in question may actually be *caused* by an attempt to load
internal/errors.js. This error should only be encountered in the
case of a bug within Node.js itself.

Ref: nodejs#11273
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This does not use the internal/errors.js module because the error
in question may actually be *caused* by an attempt to load
internal/errors.js. This error should only be encountered in the
case of a bug within Node.js itself.

PR-URL: #11298
Ref: #11273
Reviewed-By: Joyee Cheung <joyeec9h3@gmail.com>
Reviewed-By: Michaël Zasso <targos@protonmail.com>
Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <michael_dawson@ca.ibm.com>
Reviewed-By: Sakthipriyan Vairamani <thechargingvolcano@gmail.com>
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jasnell commented Apr 24, 2017

Landed in 251e5ed

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Hmm, ok sounds good to me. Belated LGTM.

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