Ensure syscall error subclasses have an error_code attribute #59
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#53 ensured backwards compatibility for error classes by maintaining
ConnectionRefusedErrorandConnectionResetErroras subclasses of their original syscall errors (ECONNREFUSEDandECONNRESETrespectively). However, this meant no longer init'ing these errors with the appropriateerror_code, which happens inBaseErrorright now:https://github.com/github/trilogy/blob/80c1a55207ed87adb93c4798f0d11ca195a827a1/contrib/ruby/lib/trilogy.rb#L18-L24
This PR ensures these two errors are initialized with the
error_codeattribute set. Without it, we'll see failures when the Trilogy adapter calls#error_code.There's some duplication between the various error classes that still inherit from syscall errors (although I did move the attr_reader up to the
Trilogy::Errormodule), but I'd like to get all of this cleaned up in #58 anyways, so it should be fairly temporary.cc @composerinteralia if this looks okay to you I'll merge! 😄