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Caller should check the ResponseExtra.HasError() first to see whether the request fails (#28796)
`resp != nil` doesn't mean the request really succeeded. Add a comment for requestJSONResp to clarify the behavior.
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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ func GenerateActionsRunnerToken(ctx context.Context, scope string) (string, Resp
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resp, extra := requestJSONResp(req, &responseText{})
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if resp == nil {
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if extra.HasError() {
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return "", extra
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}
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return resp.Text, extra
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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ func AuthorizedPublicKeyByContent(ctx context.Context, content string) (string,
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req := newInternalRequest(ctx, reqURL, "POST")
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req.Param("content", content)
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resp, extra := requestJSONResp(req, &responseText{})
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if resp == nil {
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if extra.HasError() {
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return "", extra
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}
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return resp.Text, extra
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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ func SendEmail(ctx context.Context, subject, message string, to []string) (strin
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})
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resp, extra := requestJSONResp(req, &responseText{})
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if resp == nil {
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if extra.HasError() {
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return "", extra
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}
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return resp.Text, extra
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@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ func (re responseError) Error() string {
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// requestJSONResp sends a request to the gitea server and then parses the response.
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// If the status code is not 2xx, or any error occurs, the ResponseExtra.Error field is guaranteed to be non-nil,
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// and the ResponseExtra.UserMsg field will be set to a message for the end user.
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// Caller should check the ResponseExtra.HasError() first to see whether the request fails.
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//
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// * If the "res" is a struct pointer, the response will be parsed as JSON
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// * If the "res" is responseText pointer, the response will be stored as text in it
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