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feat(web): Level 2 navigation for parent subpages should be visible despite theme #17100
feat(web): Level 2 navigation for parent subpages should be visible despite theme #17100
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request focus on enhancing the error handling logic within the Changes
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apps/web/pages/s/[...slugs]/index.tsx (1)
323-333
: Consider refactoring duplicated error handling logicThe error handling logic for
StandaloneParentSubpage.getProps
is duplicated between the 2-segment and 3-segment URL cases. Consider extracting this into a helper function to improve maintainability.+ async function tryStandaloneParentSubpage(context) { + try { + return { + page: { + type: PageType.STANDALONE_PARENT_SUBPAGE, + props: await StandaloneParentSubpage.getProps(context), + }, + } + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof CustomNextError)) { + throw error + } + return null + } + }Then use it in both places:
const standaloneResult = await tryStandaloneParentSubpage(modifiedContext) if (standaloneResult) return standaloneResult
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apps/web/pages/s/[...slugs]/index.tsx (1)
323-333
: Verify error handling behavior
The current implementation silently swallows CustomNextError
exceptions and falls back to other page types. Please verify that this behavior is intentional and doesn't mask legitimate 404 errors or other important error states.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate additional scripts to understand the full context of error handling in this file.
Let me generate one more script to check the error handling in the getServerSidePropsWrapper utility since it's responsible for handling errors at the top level.
Based on the comprehensive analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a final response about the error handling behavior:
The error handling behavior is intentional and properly implemented
The current implementation of swallowing CustomNextError
exceptions is part of a deliberate fallback strategy where:
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If a
CustomNextError
with 404 status is caught, it's handled by the top-levelgetServerSidePropsWrapper
which:- Logs the error
- Attempts to find a redirect URL
- Falls back to Next.js's native
notFound
handling if no redirect is found
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The try-catch block in the page routing logic allows for graceful degradation through different page types, only proceeding if a specific page type is not found, which is a valid routing pattern.
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All other error types (non-CustomNextError) are properly re-thrown, ensuring that actual system errors are not masked.
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# Description: Check for other instances of CustomNextError handling to understand the standard error handling pattern
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rg -A 2 "CustomNextError" --type ts
# Search for similar error handling patterns
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$$$
} catch (error) {
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# Get the full content of the file to understand the error handling flow
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# Check for any error handling utilities or middleware
echo -e "\nChecking for error handling utilities..."
rg -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx" "getServerSidePropsWrapper" -A 5
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the error handling implementation in getServerSidePropsWrapper
cat "apps/web/utils/getServerSidePropsWrapper.ts"
# Check for any 404 handling utilities
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rg "404" "apps/web/utils/fetch404RedirectUrl.ts"
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Level 2 navigation for parent subpages should be visible despite theme
What
Follow up PR after #17096
The previous PR didn't handle "level 2" navigation, here we are adding the same logic for those pages.
It no longer matters if the theme is set to standalone or not
Summary by CodeRabbit
These changes aim to provide a smoother user experience by addressing potential issues that may arise during page property retrieval.