Improve error message when we pass a directory to debug-files check
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This test verifies that the `sentry-cli debug-files check` command results in an error with a meaningful message when the path passed leads to a directory.
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Thanks for the review, @elramen! @Swatinem and @loewenheim, I would also appreciate a review from one of you, since @elramen is new to CLI code reviews. |
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Apr 19, 2024
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@Swatinem yeah, that's what I thought too. I would like to implement similar behavior here, this is a quick fix until I get around to that! |
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See #2033.
Currently, the
debug-files checkcommand only supports checking individual files. However, the error message we emit when passing a directory is a very vagueerror: Unsupported file. This change improves the error message. We should still consider #2033's suggestion of supporting recursive search through directories for this command.