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add error management for failed Validation Pipes #169
add error management for failed Validation Pipes #169
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When setting global filters in your bootstrap, think of them as a framework version of Node's unhandledRejection. They act as a final catch before things blow up.
The side effect of including global filters in the bootstrap is that if you assemble an application using a module, it won't have the filter registered. An example of assembling the application by module is in tests where we don't need the server running. In other words, none of the E2E tests will have this filter, which can lead to confusion.
What you're essentially saying is: "I want my SERVER to have these filters," but you're not adding them to your business logic unless its public interface is a server.
That's why some modules, like the OrchestrationModule, set the same filters as a dependency.
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Got it, good lesson here ! Ty
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Please, port the test file from the Armory to the Policy Engine project as well.
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done