🧹 [Code Health] Fix empty catch blocks in login hook JS - #202
🧹 [Code Health] Fix empty catch blocks in login hook JS#202alvin000009238 wants to merge 1 commit into
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This pull request updates the JavaScript login hook string (LOGIN_HOOK_JS) in WebViewLoginScreen.kt to replace empty catch blocks with error logging via console.error. This enhances debuggability when extracting or parsing the login ID. There are no review comments, so I have no feedback to provide.
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🎯 What:
Added
console.errorlogging to three emptycatch(e) {}blocks within the injectedLOGIN_HOOK_JSscript inWebViewLoginScreen.kt. Specifically targeted the JSON parsing block in the load event listener as well as two input/URL parsing blocks above it.💡 Why:
Empty catch blocks silently swallow exceptions, making debugging difficult when login hooks fail. By logging the errors, we improve the maintainability and debuggability of the codebase without changing the application's runtime behavior.
✅ Verification:
cd android && ./gradlew testDebugUnitTest) to ensure no regressions or build failures were introduced.✨ Result:
The application now logs informative error messages to the console if JSON parsing or DOM queries fail within the injected login interception script, improving code health.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11393935845981766363 started by @alvin000009238