errutil

Documentation

Index

• Variables
• func IsAlreadyExistError(err error) bool
• func IsDatabaseDisconnect(err error) bool
• func IsInvalidPathError(err error) bool
• func IsNetRetryable(err error) bool
• func IsNotADirectoryError(err error) bool
• func IsNotFoundError(err error) bool
• func IsWriteToOutputBranchError(err error) bool

Variables

var ErrBreak = pacherr.ErrBreak

Functions

func IsAlreadyExistError

func IsAlreadyExistError(err error) bool

IsAlreadyExistError returns true if err is due to trying to create a resource that already exists. It uses simple string matching, it's not terribly smart.

func IsDatabaseDisconnect

func IsDatabaseDisconnect(err error) bool

IsDatabseDisconnect returns true if the error represents a database disconnect

func IsInvalidPathError

func IsInvalidPathError(err error) bool

IsInvalidPathError returns true if the err is due to an invalid path

func IsNetRetryable

func IsNetRetryable(err error) bool

IsNetRetryable returns true if the error is a temporary network error.

func IsNotADirectoryError

func IsNotADirectoryError(err error) bool

IsNotADirectoryError returns true if the err is due to an attempt to put a file on path that has a non-directory parent. These errors come from the hashtree package; while it provides an error code, we can't check against that because we'd then have to import hashtree, and hashtree imports errutil, leading to circular imports.

func IsNotFoundError

func IsNotFoundError(err error) bool

IsNotFoundError returns true if err is due to a resource not being found. It uses simple string matching, it's not terribly smart.

func IsWriteToOutputBranchError

func IsWriteToOutputBranchError(err error) bool

IsWriteToOutputBranchError returns true if the err is due to an attempt to write to an output repo/branch