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If the payload is too large, an attempt to allocate a QString out of
QByteArray may end with qBadAlloc(). So by default the data emitted in
case of error are trimmed to 64KiB, and this can be overridden to a
different value (or switched off entirely with <n>=0) by adding -
DTRIM_RAW_DATA=<n> to CPP_FLAGS.
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Closes #210.
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Closes #207.
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Running a request in background, aside from some tweaks on the network
layer (see QNetworkRequest::BackgroundRequestAttribute), allows to
distinguish jobs not immediately caused by user interaction (such as
fetching thumbnails). This can be used to show or not show certain
notifications in UI of clients.
Error reporting has been extended with more methods:
errorCaption() - a human-readable phrase calculated from the status
code; intended to be shown as a dialog caption and in similar
situations.
errorRawData() - former errorDetails(), returns the raw response from
the server.
errorUrl() - returns a URL that may be useful with the error (e.g. for
the upcoming "consent not given" error, this will have the policy URL).
Connection::resultFailed() - a new signal emitted when _any_
BaseJob::failure() is emitted (enables centralised error handling
across all network requests in clients).
As a part of matching changes in Connection, callApi has an overload
that allows to specify the policy; a custom enum instead of bool has
been chosen for the parameter type, to avoid clashes with (arbitrary)
types of job parameters.
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The newly introduced statusChanged() signal allows clients to be
notified about the job state transitions.
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There is no more BaseJob::kill() for a very long time; we have abandon()
instead, with a bit different meaning. Which, by the way, now emits
finished() because that's what finished() has been for.
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Connection
(Note: this commit breaks back-compatibility.)
BaseJob::gotReply() had a bold assumption that whenever there's no reasonable JSON body in case of error, that meant IncorrectRequestError (which of course was incorrect). This led to syncs dying in Quaternion because it (correctly) considered IncorrectRequestError to be grave enough to not retry. Closes #206.
Also: don't dump the whole payload to logs, limit with initial 500 characters (closes #205)
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Qt Network error codes don't represent well some cases. Closes #200.
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So that DownloadFileJob could figure if it should save the incoming payload to the file or it's the JSON details about the error.
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Closes #113.
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It's been long overdue to separate them from the rest of the stuff (docs etc.). Also, this allows installing to a directory within the checked out git tree (say, ./install/, similar to ./build/).
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