ποΈ Architect: Centralize _raise_not_found Across Endpoints#858
ποΈ Architect: Centralize _raise_not_found Across Endpoints#858
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Moved `_raise_not_found` from independent mixins (`PathGetEndpointMixin`, `FilterGetEndpointMixin`, and `JobsEndpoint`) into the base `EndpointABC` class to reduce duplication, ensure consistency, and decrease cognitive load. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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ποΈ Design Change:
Centralized the
_raise_not_foundmethod insideEndpointABCand mapped its required signature intoEndpointProtocol. Removed duplicated definitions fromPathGetEndpointMixinandJobsEndpointand utilizedself._raise_not_foundwithinFilterGetEndpointMixin.β»οΈ DRY Gains:
Eliminated duplicated error-raising logic across 3 different files. The logic now lives in a single place (
EndpointABC), guaranteeing uniform exception structures.π‘οΈ Solidity:
Improved Explicit > Implicit design by having a centralized standard exception mechanism. Retained strict types and full sync/async parity since the logic resides in the shared base class.
None. Input parameters and behavior remains completely identical. Internally, exceptions utilize the
MODELmetadata, meaningJobsEndpointchanged its exception string slightly to match the standard format, which is an intentional architectural alignment.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1361347405524891355 started by @fderuiter