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Put failures users feel into the debug report - #558
Nothing to show on screen: these failures already told the user (a toast, an error state) or were worked around, and that doesn't change. What changes is that a copied debug report now has them. Before, each one went only to the developer console, so a user who sent us a report after hitting one sent us nothing about it.
The places came from an audit for failures a user would feel that leave no trace in a report. Each now calls AppErrorReporter with its error and stack:
A drawing that can't be read when a page loads from disk, the cloud or an old .ica file. It is left off the page, as before, and now leaves an error entry naming its kind and position ("drawing 2 of 2, type lineDrawing"), never its content. Keeping the drawing and telling the user waits until a report shows this happening: cloud drawings are never deleted by it, and local pages only meet this decoder when they were written by old cloud builds or come from an .ica import.
Reading the cloud library, the open cloud strategy, or keeping its offline copy. A viewer reads a shared strategy with the link's code, and a server error can quote its arguments, so the code is replaced first.
Copying items or lineups to another page; copying images when duplicating a strategy.
Discord and email sign-in, sign-up, password reset, setting a password, sign-out, and the Supabase token refresh. The token-related ones pass through redactAuthDiagnosticText, as the auth callback already does.
Opening a replay, or reading one into the replay list, including a replay decoder that can't run at all.
Opening, previewing or adding a share link. The link code is replaced with <link code>: it's what opens the strategy.
A link that fails to reach the running app (the initial link or the stream).
Update checks (the version file and the Windows Store).
Media upload and attach failures now keep their stack.
Emails are kept out of everything the log keeps. Supabase's sign-up and reset errors can quote the address that was refused, so the reporter replaces email addresses (apostrophes included) in every entry's message, error and stack before it is kept or copied. It looks outward from each @ instead of matching from every character: the first version took minutes on a one-megabyte entry, which the existing log-rotation test caught.
Left as is: failed imports log the file's path. That's how the report already works (only the home folder becomes ~, so the account name stays home), and the path is what tells us which file failed.
Checked
A test loads a page with one good and one broken drawing: the good one loads, and the log has the error entry with its stack.
A test feeds a Supabase-style error quoting an address: no @ survives. Another runs a 2 MB entry through the email check in under 2 seconds.
flutter test passes in full (3,786 tests) before the email change; the services tests after it.
In the running web build: a sign-in with a wrong password printed [auth] warning: Email/password sign-in failed.: AuthApiException(message: Invalid login credentials, statusCode: 400, code: invalid_credentials), the same entry the report gets, with no address anywhere in the output. The other paths are log calls on failures that were already caught; tests and CI cover them.
These failures were caught and shown to the user (or quietly worked
around) but only logged to the developer console, so a copied debug
report never had them:
- a saved or imported drawing that can't be read and is left off its
page (now an error entry naming its kind and place, not its content)
- reading the cloud library, the open cloud strategy, or keeping its
offline copy
- copying items or lineups to another page, and copying images when
duplicating a strategy
- Discord and email sign-in, sign-up, password reset, new password,
sign-out, and Supabase token refresh (redacted as the auth callback
already is)
- opening or reading a replay
- opening, previewing or adding a share link (the link code is taken
out)
- a link that fails to reach the running app
- update checks
Media upload failures now keep their stack trace too.
Sign-up and password reset errors from Supabase can quote the address
the user typed. Every entry's message, error and stack now has emails
replaced before it is kept or copied.
The pattern matched from every character and backtracked across a long
entry with no address in it, which stalled a megabyte entry for minutes.
Starting at each @ keeps it to one pass.
Application failure paths now report through AppErrorReporter. Stored debug logs sanitize recognized email addresses. Existing operation outcomes remain in place, with additional reporting for drawing and replay decode failures.
Changes: Error reporting and sanitization
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Summary
Log sanitization and tests lib/services/app_error_reporter.dart, test/services/report_without_emails_test.dart
Stored messages, errors, and stack traces are sanitized for recognized email addresses. Tests check redaction and processing time.
Startup, authentication, and update errors lib/main.dart, lib/providers/auth_provider.dart, lib/const/update_checker.dart
Deep-link, authentication, version-check, and Windows Store failures now use AppErrorReporter. Existing error handling and return values remain in place.
Collaboration, sharing, and strategy errors lib/providers/collab/cloud_media_upload_queue_provider.dart, lib/providers/collab/remote_library_provider.dart, lib/providers/collab/remote_strategy_snapshot_provider.dart, lib/providers/share_link_provider.dart, lib/providers/strategy_provider.dart
These failure paths now report warnings with error details and stack traces. Share-link reports redact the link token.
Drawing and replay decode errors lib/providers/drawing_provider.dart, lib/providers/replay_library_provider.dart, lib/replay_view.dart, test/services/dropped_drawing_report_test.dart
Drawing decode failures are reported per item while decoding continues. Replay failures are reported with their existing fallback handling.
This PR adds error details to the copied debug report. Some unusual email forms, and in rare error cases a share-link token, could still appear in a report that users copy and share. Decoder-loading failures during replay probing also still go unreported. Normal app behavior is unaffected, so this is mergeable once the owner is aware of these gaps and decides whether to fix them first.
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The title "Put failures users feel into the debug report" matches the main change. The PR adds error and stack reporting through AppErrorReporter for user-facing failures (drawings, cloud library and strategy operations, copy operations, authentication, replay, share links, update checks, media uploads) so they appear in the copied debug report. The title is specific enough for a teammate scanning history, though it is somewhat informal and does not mention the email redaction, which is a secondary part of the change.
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Review comments at @lib/providers/collab/remote_strategy_snapshot_provider.dart:
- Around line 835-836: Update the remote snapshot read and subscription warning
paths for fetchShell, watchShell, fetchPageSnapshot, and watchPageSnapshot to
replace the received _shareToken with <link code> in both the error and stack
trace before calling AppErrorReporter.reportWarning. Follow the existing
redaction behavior in ShareLinkProvider._reportFailure; preserve the warnings
and their existing reporting flow.
Review comments at @lib/providers/replay_library_provider.dart:
- Line 122: Update the typed ReplayDecodeException catch in the
_Library.instance failure-handling path to report operational failures before
returning them, reusing the existing warning mechanism. Preserve deliberate
exclusions for cancellation and unsupported formats, and keep the existing
return behavior for all typed failures.
Review comments at @lib/services/app_error_reporter.dart:
- Line 151: Update _emailLocalChar and the backward email scanner to recognize
quoted local parts and apostrophes, so both "sam smith"@example.com and
sam.o'neil@example.com are fully redacted without unbounded matching. Add
regression cases confirming complete redaction of these addresses and no partial
disclosure in persisted diagnostics or copied reports.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Redact complete local parts, including quoted addresses.
For "sam smith"@example.com, the closing quote stops the backward scan immediately. start == at, so the complete address remains in the stored error and copied report. For sam.o'neil@example.com, the scanner leaves sam.o' visible. Both local-part forms are permitted by RFC 5322. (datatracker.ietf.org)
Extend the scanner to cover these forms without restoring unbounded matching. Add regression cases for complete and partial disclosure.
Based on learnings, redact personal data before diagnostic output is persisted.
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Review comment at @lib/services/app_error_reporter.dart at line 151:
Update _emailLocalChar and the backward email scanner to recognize quoted local parts and apostrophes, so both "sam smith"@example.com and sam.o'neil@example.com are fully redacted without unbounded matching. Add regression cases confirming complete redaction of these addresses and no partial disclosure in persisted diagnostics or copied reports.
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Apostrophes fixed in 215c45d (sam.o'neil@example.com is now replaced whole, with a regression case). Quoted local parts like "sam smith"@example.com are left: addresses like that almost never occur in practice, and catching them means scanning across spaces and quotes.
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@SunkenInTime Thanks for fixing the apostrophe case. I understand the decision to leave quoted local parts unchanged. Those addresses can still appear in persisted logs and copied reports, so I’m not marking the finding as addressed.
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Repo: SunkenInTime/icarus PR: 558
File: lib/services/app_error_reporter.dart:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-13T19:57:32.432Z
Learning: Within repository "SunkenInTime/icarus", only for files matching one of ["lib/services/app_error_reporter.dart"]: In lib/services/app_error_reporter.dart, AppErrorReporter.withoutEmails intentionally leaves quoted local parts such as `"sam smith"@example.com` unredacted. The maintainer chose this limitation because those addresses are rare in practice and handling them requires scanning across spaces and quotes. When reviewing diagnostic privacy, account for this accepted limitation and do not assume every email address is sanitized before persistence or copying.
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A viewer reads a shared cloud strategy with the link's code, and a
server error can quote its arguments, so the open strategy's read and
watch failures take the code out first. A replay decoder that can't run
is reported too; a file it can't read is still only listed. Email
addresses with an apostrophe are caught whole.
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Nothing to show on screen: these failures already told the user (a toast, an error state) or were worked around, and that doesn't change. What changes is that a copied debug report now has them. Before, each one went only to the developer console, so a user who sent us a report after hitting one sent us nothing about it.
The places came from an audit for failures a user would feel that leave no trace in a report. Each now calls
AppErrorReporterwith its error and stack:redactAuthDiagnosticText, as the auth callback already does.<link code>: it's what opens the strategy.Emails are kept out of everything the log keeps. Supabase's sign-up and reset errors can quote the address that was refused, so the reporter replaces email addresses (apostrophes included) in every entry's message, error and stack before it is kept or copied. It looks outward from each
@instead of matching from every character: the first version took minutes on a one-megabyte entry, which the existing log-rotation test caught.Left as is: failed imports log the file's path. That's how the report already works (only the home folder becomes
~, so the account name stays home), and the path is what tells us which file failed.Checked
@survives. Another runs a 2 MB entry through the email check in under 2 seconds.flutter testpasses in full (3,786 tests) before the email change; the services tests after it.[auth] warning: Email/password sign-in failed.: AuthApiException(message: Invalid login credentials, statusCode: 400, code: invalid_credentials), the same entry the report gets, with no address anywhere in the output. The other paths are log calls on failures that were already caught; tests and CI cover them.ci: analyze test web