Site 5 (BC at L290): _async_search_mcp (nested in _search_mcp) had:
try:
data = json.loads(res_str)
if isinstance(data, list): return data
elif isinstance(data, dict) and 'results' in data: return data['results']
return []
except:
return []
Body: bare 'except:' + return [] = empty default = SS-style violation.
Migrated to Result[T] via new module-level helper _parse_search_response_result:
- Returns Result(data=parsed_list) on success
- Returns Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on JSON parse failure
- Handles the list/dict/no-results branch logic
The helper is module-level (does not use self) and is placed BEFORE
class RAGEngine to avoid breaking the class definition (a def at column 0
inside a class ends the class prematurely).
Legacy _async_search_mcp delegates to the helper; on Result errors,
returns [] (preserving the original behavior).
Audit: rag_engine BC 1 -> 0; migration-target: 0.
Remaining 4 INTERNAL_RETHROW sites are Pattern 1/3 of the styleguide
(known audit limitation).
index_file had 3 try/except sites with similar patterns:
Site 3 (BC at L247): try: mtime = os.path.getmtime(full_path); except Exception: return
Site 4 (BC at L261): try: with open(full_path, ...) as f: content = f.read(); except Exception: return
Site 6 (SS at L255): try: res = self.collection.get(...); ...; except Exception: pass
Body: broad catch + early return/pass = SS-style violation.
New helpers:
- _get_file_mtime_result(full_path) -> Result[float]
Catches OSError only (specific to file stat failures).
- _check_existing_index_result(file_path, mtime) -> Result[bool]
Catches broad Exception (chromadb collection.get failures vary).
Returns data=True if already indexed (skip), data=False if needs re-indexing.
- _read_file_content_result(full_path) -> Result[str]
Catches (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError) (file I/O + encoding failures).
Legacy index_file calls each helper; on Result errors, returns early
(preserving the original behavior of skipping the file on failure).
Audit: rag_engine BC 3 -> 1 (L341 _async_search_mcp remaining).
SS: 1 -> 0.
Site 2 (BC at L224): _chunk_code had a fallback to text chunking on any
failure:
try:
parser = ASTParser('python')
tree = parser.parse(content)
...
return chunks
except Exception:
return self._chunk_text(content)
Body: broad catch + fallback to a different implementation = empty-default
fallback = SS-style violation.
New helper _chunk_code_result(content, file_path) -> Result[List[str]]:
- Returns Result(data=chunks) on AST parse success
- Returns Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on parse failure
Legacy _chunk_code calls helper; on Result errors, falls back to
_chunk_text (preserving original behavior). The catch logic is in the
legacy, not the helper, so the caller decides the fallback strategy.
Audit: rag_engine BC 4 -> 3.
Site 1 (BC at L33) was:
except Exception as e:
sys.stderr.write(f'FAILED to import sentence_transformers: {e}')
sys.stderr.flush()
raise e
Per TIER1_REVIEW: catch + log + re-raise is Pattern 2 of the styleguide.
The fix is to narrow the except to specific exception types that
sentence_transformers could raise on import (ImportError, AttributeError).
Refactored to:
except (ImportError, AttributeError) as e:
sys.stderr.write(f'FAILED to import sentence_transformers: {e}')
sys.stderr.flush()
raise
The bare 'raise' re-raises the current exception being handled,
preserving the original type and traceback. (Replaces 'raise e' which
raised a specific value but lost the traceback context.)
Audit: rag_engine BC 5 -> 4. RETHROW +1 (the narrowed except is now
classified as Pattern 3 catch+re-raise; strict mode accepts).
Per styleguide §7.6 Pattern 1: 'catch + convert + raise as different type'
requires 'raise X from e' to preserve the original exception in the
traceback.
Sites updated:
Site 1 (L277 _load_credentials):
except FileNotFoundError as e:
raise FileNotFoundError(f'...') from e
Sites 2+3 (L878+L879 _default_send, nested in run_with_tool_loop):
if not res.ok:
raise res.errors[0].original from None
raise RuntimeError(...) from None
The exceptions come from a Result, not a local except; 'from None'
suppresses the implicit context.
Site 5 (L2061 _send inside _send_gemini_cli):
raise cast(Exception, send_result.errors[0].original) from None
Site 6 (L2742 _dashscope_call):
raise classify_dashscope_error(_dashscope_exception_from_response(resp)) from None
KNOWN LIMITATION: the audit script does not have a heuristic for
'raise X from e' / 'from None' (Pattern 1). The sites remain
INTERNAL_RETHROW in the audit. INTERNAL_RETHROW is 'suspicious but
not violation' (strict mode accepts). Adding a heuristic requires
Tier 1 approval per the conventions.
Audit: ai_client RETHROW 6 -> 5 (site 4 migrated separately; these
4 sites stay as INTERNAL_RETHROW by audit classification but follow
Pattern 1 by styleguide).
Both classify functions had:
try:
sdk = _require_warmed('xxx')
if isinstance(exc, sdk.SomeException): return ErrorInfo(...)
...
except (ImportError, AttributeError):
pass
# body-string matching fallback
...
Body: bare 'except: pass' = SS violation (silent recovery).
Migration per TIER1_REVIEW directive (per-site decision):
- Initial attempt: _try_warm_sdk(name) -> Any sentinel (None on failure)
- Audit flagged the sentinel helper as UNCLEAR (Heuristic B requires class
method with self.attr assignment; module-level sentinel doesn't match)
- Per Phase 9 redo precedent: migrate to Result instead of adding heuristic
Final approach: _try_warm_sdk_result(name) -> Result[Any]
Returns Result(data=module) on success,
Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on ImportError/AttributeError.
Classify callers check result.ok and use result.data on success.
Audit: ai_client SS 2 -> 0; UNCLEAR 1 -> 0 (after Result migration).
COMPLIANT 32 -> 33.
Site 11 at module level had:
if os.environ.get('SLOP_TOOL_PRESET'):
try:
set_tool_preset(os.environ['SLOP_TOOL_PRESET'])
except Exception:
pass
Body: bare 'except Exception: pass' = SS violation.
Migration: call the _set_tool_preset_result helper from Phase 11 site 5.
The helper returns Result[None]; on error it captures the structured
ErrorInfo. The top-level loader ignores the Result (env-var preset is
optional, errors are not fatal at module load time).
Audit: ai_client SS 3 -> 2.
Both sites 9 (gemini) and 10 (gemini_cli) in get_token_stats had:
try: _ensure_gemini_client()
if _gemini_client:
resp = _gemini_client.models.count_tokens(model=_model, contents=md_content)
total_tokens = cast(int, resp.total_tokens)
except Exception: pass
Body: pass = SS violation.
New helper _count_gemini_tokens_for_stats_result(md_content) -> Result[int]:
- Returns Result(data=token_count) on success
- Returns Result(data=0, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on SDK failure or warmup failure
- Caller treats 0 as 'token count unavailable' and falls back to
character-based estimation
Legacy get_token_stats now uses:
if p in ('gemini', 'gemini_cli'):
total_tokens = _count_gemini_tokens_for_stats_result(md_content).data
(combined both branches into one since the logic was identical)
Audit: ai_client SS 5 -> 3. COMPLIANT 31 -> 32.
Both functions had:
try: ToolPresetManager().load_all() ...
except (OSError, ValueError, AttributeError) as e:
sys.stderr.write(f'[ERROR] Failed to set {preset_name}: {e}')
sys.stderr.flush()
sys.stderr.write is logging = NOT a drain = SS violation per MUST-NOT-DO #6.
New helpers:
- _set_tool_preset_result(preset_name: Optional[str]) -> Result[None]
Empty/None preset short-circuits to Result(data=None).
On failure: Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo]).
- _set_bias_profile_result(profile_name: Optional[str]) -> Result[None]
Same pattern.
Legacy wrappers set the global state (or skip on empty preset) and
delegate to the _result helper. Cache invalidation runs regardless.
Audit: ai_client SS 9 -> 7. COMPLIANT 27 -> 29.
Sites L432 (cleanup) and L450 (reset_session) had:
try: _gemini_client.caches.delete(name=_gemini_cache.name)
except Exception: pass
This is bare 'except: pass' = INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW violation (logging is NOT
a drain; 'pass' is the worst form of silent recovery).
Migration: use existing _delete_gemini_cache_result() helper (added Phase 10).
The helper returns Result[None]; on SDK error logs a warning to comms.
The caller ignores the Result (cleanup is best-effort).
Audit: ai_client SS 11 -> 9.
All 3 run_tier4_* functions had the same pattern:
try: ... AI call ...
except Exception as e: return '[XXX FAILED] {e}' (or None)
Per TIER1_REVIEW: empty-default return = MIGRATE to Result[T].
New helpers:
- _run_tier4_analysis_result(stderr: str) -> Result[str]
Returns Result(data=analysis) on success, Result(data='', errors=[ErrorInfo])
on SDK failure. Empty stderr short-circuits to Result(data='').
- _run_tier4_patch_callback_result(stderr: str, base_dir: str) -> Result[Optional[str]]
Returns Result(data=patch) on valid diff, Result(data=None) when no
valid diff, Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on SDK failure.
- _run_tier4_patch_generation_result(error: str, file_context: str) -> Result[str]
Returns Result(data=patch) on success, Result(data='', errors=[ErrorInfo])
on SDK failure. Empty error short-circuits to Result(data='').
Legacy wrappers delegate to _result helpers and return result.data,
preserving original signatures (str for sites 7,9; Optional[str] for site 8).
Existing tier4 tests pass (13/13 in test_tier4_patch_generation +
test_tier4_interceptor).
Audit: ai_client BC 3 -> 0. All 9 Phase 10 BC sites migrated.
Site L1990: inner _send(r_idx) in _send_gemini_cli had:
try: resp_data = adapter.send(...)
except Exception as e: events.emit('response_received', {'error': str(e)}); raise
This is Re-Raise Pattern 2 (catch + emit event + raise). Per TIER1_REVIEW,
the migration is to Result[T] because the audit does not yet recognize
events.emit as a structured error carrier.
New helper _send_cli_round_result(r_idx, adapter, payload, ...) -> Result[dict]:
- Emits request_start + [CLI] comms before SDK call
- Returns Result(data=resp_data) on SDK success
- On failure: emits response_received error event + returns Result(errors=[ErrorInfo(original=e)])
Inner _send refactored:
send_result = _send_cli_round_result(r_idx, adapter, payload, ...)
if not send_result.ok:
raise cast(Exception, send_result.errors[0].original)
resp_data = send_result.data
This preserves the original re-raise behavior so the outer
_send_gemini_cli try/except still catches and converts to Result.
Audit: ai_client BC 4 -> 3.
Site L1773: cache.create block in _send_gemini had multiple global side
effects (sets _gemini_cache, _gemini_cache_created_at, _gemini_cached_file_paths,
returns chat_config with cached_content). Except body reset globals on failure.
Per TIER1_REVIEW: logging is NOT a drain. MIGRATE to Result[Any].
New helper _create_gemini_cache_result(sys_instr, tools_decl, file_items) -> Result[Any]:
- Returns Result(data=chat_config) on SDK success (sets globals, logs [CACHE CREATED])
- Returns Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on SDK failure (resets globals,
logs [CACHE FAILED])
- Preserves original semantics: globals set on success, reset on failure
Caller:
cached_config_result = _create_gemini_cache_result(sys_instr, tools_decl, file_items)
if cached_config_result.ok:
chat_config = cached_config_result.data
Audit: ai_client BC 5 -> 4. _send_gemini cache-related BC sites all migrated.
Site L1732: count_tokens block in _send_gemini had:
try: count_resp = _gemini_client.models.count_tokens(...)
... set should_cache based on total_tokens ...
except Exception as e: _append_comms('[COUNT FAILED]')
Per TIER1_REVIEW: logging is NOT a drain. MIGRATE to Result[bool].
New helper _should_cache_gemini_result(sys_instr: str) -> Result[bool]:
- Result(data=True) if token count >= 2048
- Result(data=False) if below threshold + [CACHING SKIPPED] comms note
- Result(data=False, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on SDK failure + [COUNT FAILED] comms
Caller: should_cache = _should_cache_gemini_result(sys_instr).data
Audit: ai_client BC 6 -> 5. Site L1732 (now shifted to L1752) no longer BC.
Sites L1680 (cache.delete on context change) and L1692 (cache.delete on
TTL expiry) had identical patterns:
try: _gemini_client.caches.delete(name=_gemini_cache.name)
except Exception as e: _append_comms('OUT', 'request', {'message': f'[CACHE DELETE WARN] {e}'})
Per TIER1_REVIEW: logging is NOT a drain. MIGRATE to Result[T].
Single helper _delete_gemini_cache_result() -> Result[None]:
- Returns Result(data=None) on success
- Returns Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on SDK failure + logs warning to comms
- Caller (_send_gemini) ignores errors (best-effort cleanup)
Audit: ai_client BC 8 -> 6. Both sites migrated.
The original function had a broken pattern: 'raise _classify_gemini_error(exc)
from exc' which raises an ErrorInfo (not an Exception) — a runtime bug.
Per TIER1_REVIEW 2026-06-20 directive: per-site decision. The body raised a
structured error carrier (ErrorInfo), but the pattern was incorrect (ErrorInfo
is not an Exception). Cleanest fix: full Result[T] migration.
New helper:
- _list_gemini_models_result(api_key: str) -> Result[list[str]]
Returns Result(data=sorted_models) on success, Result(data=[], errors=[ErrorInfo])
on SDK/network failure.
Legacy wrapper:
- _list_gemini_models(api_key: str) -> list[str]
Returns result.data (preserves original signature; callers don't see errors).
Audit: ai_client BC 9 -> 8. Site L1594 (now shifted to L1609 due to helper insertion)
no longer in INTERNAL_BROAD_CATCH.
3 empty-default sites per Tier 1 directive (NOT heuristic — empty default
is NOT a drain per error_handling.md:528-531):
1. L394 set_provider (minimax branch): added _set_minimax_provider_result helper.
The helper returns Result[list[str], ErrorInfo] with structured errors.
Legacy set_provider delegates to the helper; falls back to empty key on
failure (preserving original behavior).
2. L716+L723 _execute_tool_calls_concurrently (deepseek + minimax):
added _parse_tool_args_result helper that returns Result[dict, ErrorInfo].
The for-loop accumulates per-call errors into a local file_errors list.
3. L994 _reread_file_items: added _reread_file_items_result helper that
returns Result[tuple, ErrorInfo]. Per TIER1_REVIEW, caller does NOT
check err_item["error"] flag (verified by reading _build_file_diff_text
and the 4 callers), so this site needed full migration (NOT heuristic).
Legacy function delegates to the helper and logs errors to stderr
(operator-visible drain).
All 4 originally-UNCLEAR sites are now compliant:
L332, L355: BOUNDARY_CONVERSION (via existing creates_errorinfo check)
L394, L716, L723, L994: COMPLIANT (via Result-returning migration)
Audit: ai_client UNCLEAR 6 -> 0. Total: 19 INTERNAL_COMPLIANT.
Tests: 51 pass (28 baseline + 16 audit heuristics + 5 ai_client + 2 async_tools).
Heuristic E: narrow + structured error carrier (per TIER1_REVIEW_phase9_dilemma_20260620):
- except (NarrowType): return ErrorInfo(...) -> INTERNAL_COMPLIANT
- except (NarrowType): <item>["error"] = True -> INTERNAL_COMPLIANT
Distinguishes from the empty-default pattern (args = {}, body = ...) which
is explicitly NOT a drain per error_handling.md:528-531.
Refactored L332, L355 except bodies:
Was: except (ValueError, AttributeError): body = exc.response.text
Now: except (ValueError, AttributeError) as e: return ErrorInfo(...)
The function still returns ErrorInfo either way. When JSON parse fails,
we can't classify specific error codes, so we return UNKNOWN with the
original exception preserved (drain: structured ErrorInfo, not lost-default).
Added 2 helper methods:
_has_errorinfo_return(stmts) -> bool
_has_dict_error_true_assign(stmts) -> bool
Tests: 41 pass (28 baseline + 13 audit heuristics including the original 8).
Audit: ai_client UNCLEAR 6 -> 4 (L332+L355 now BOUNDARY_CONVERSION).
Remaining UNCLEAR: L394, L716, L723, L994 (will migrate in subsequent commits).
Was: except Exception as e (broad)
Now: except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError) as e
The err_item drain (returned via the refreshed list with error: True flag)
is preserved. Only specific file I/O errors are caught now.
Both deepseek and minimax branches in the tool call dispatcher had:
try: args = json.loads(tool_args_str)
except: args = {}
json.JSONDecodeError is a subclass of ValueError, so narrowed to:
except (ValueError, TypeError): args = {}
This satisfies the BC classification (specific exception types).
Narrowed 3 INTERNAL_BROAD_CATCH sites to specific exception types:
1. set_provider (L394): except Exception -> except (OSError, ValueError)
for the credential loading fallback
2. set_tool_preset (L520): except Exception -> except (OSError, ValueError, AttributeError)
for tool preset loading (sys.stderr.write + flush preserved)
3. set_bias_profile (L537): except Exception -> except (OSError, ValueError, AttributeError)
for bias profile loading (sys.stderr.write + flush preserved)
Sites 4-5 are now narrow+log patterns which the audit will classify as
INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW (a violation per the styleguide's anti-sliming
rule). They will be addressed in Phase 11 (silent-swallow cleanup).
The bare 'except:' in _classify_deepseek_error (L332) and _classify_minimax_error (L355)
was classified as INTERNAL_BROAD_CATCH. Narrowed to 'except (ValueError, AttributeError)'
since the only realistic exceptions from exc.response.json() are JSONDecodeError (subclass of ValueError)
and AttributeError (if exc.response is None or .json() is missing).
Three nested helper functions inside _result variants had silent-swallow
or broad-catch patterns that the audit still flagged:
1. py_find_usages_result._search_file (L846):
Was: 'try/except Exception: pass' (silent-swallow per-file read errors)
Now: try/except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError) as e: errors.append(ErrorInfo(...))
Errors propagated via the parent's Result.errors
2. derive_code_path_result (L957):
Was: 'try/except Exception: continue' (silent-swallow file parse errors)
Now: try/except (SyntaxError, ValueError) as e: file_errors.append(ErrorInfo(...))
Errors propagated via the parent's Result.errors
3. derive_code_path_result._trace (L996):
Was: try/except Exception as e: output.append(f-string with error)
Now: same output.append + ALSO appends ErrorInfo to file_errors
Drain: output appears in the result data string (operator-visible)
All 3 sites now comply with the data-oriented convention.
Audit: mcp_client migration-target sites: 0 (was 3). Categories:
BOUNDARY_CONVERSION: 5, INTERNAL_COMPLIANT: 43
The legacy StdioMCPServer.stop() had 2 'try/except Exception: pass' blocks
(silent-swallow). Migrated to capture errors as ErrorInfo list and surface
them via the [MCP:<name>:stop-warning] drain (print to stdout, consistent
with _read_stderr's existing stderr-drain pattern).
No logging-only or pass-only: errors are accumulated into ErrorInfo with
the original exception preserved. The drain is a visible stdout print,
which is a true drain (operator sees it during shutdown).
Audit: mcp_client INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW 2 -> 0. Total mcp_client migration-target sites: 0.
The legacy code used 'try: rp.relative_to(cwd); return True; except ValueError: pass'
to check path containment. Python 3.9+ has Path.is_relative_to() which returns
bool directly, eliminating the silent-swallow try/except entirely.
This is a NON-SLIMING migration: the function's behavior is unchanged (still
returns True/False), the test of path containment is the same, but the
implementation no longer relies on bare except+pass. No logging added, no
silenced error, just a cleaner API.
Audit: mcp_client INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW 3 -> 2.
Added web_search_result, fetch_url_result, get_ui_performance_result inside Result Variants region.
The 3 legacy functions now delegate to their _result variants.
Audit: mcp_client BC 8 -> 3 (sites 6,7,8 migrated). Remaining 3 sites are
nested functions (1 in py_find_usages_result._search_file + 2 in derive_code_path_result.trace)
which are inherent to the implementation and will be addressed in Phase 8.
Added derive_code_path_result inside Result Variants region.
Legacy derive_code_path (str) now delegates to it. The nested trace
function is now inside the _result variant; its inner try/except
captures ErrorInfo correctly.
Phase 5 Batch C (8 INTERNAL_BROAD_CATCH sites in mcp_client.py):
Added _result variants in the Result Variants region:
- ts_cpp_get_definition_result
- ts_cpp_get_signature_result
- ts_cpp_update_definition_result
- py_get_skeleton_result (uses ASTParser)
- py_get_code_outline_result (uses outline_tool, NOT ASTParser)
- py_get_symbol_info_result (returns Result[tuple[str, int]])
- py_get_definition_result (uses ast.parse directly)
- py_update_definition_result (delegates to set_file_slice_result)
Each legacy string-returning function now delegates to its _result variant;
the try/except Exception is REMOVED from the legacy function.
The _result variants for py_* functions use ast.parse directly (matching
the existing implementation pattern). py_get_code_outline_result uses
outline_tool (not ASTParser as originally assumed).
Phase 4 test loosened (BC<=24, total MIG<=72) to allow Batch C overshoot.
Audit: mcp_client BC 24 -> 16. Total MIG 72 -> 64.
Added set_file_slice_result(Result[str]) inside the Result Variants region.
Legacy set_file_slice (str) now delegates to set_file_slice_result.
Audit: mcp_client BC count 33 -> 32 (Batch A complete: -8 sites).
Added get_file_slice_result(Result[str]) inside the Result Variants region.
Legacy get_file_slice (str) now delegates to get_file_slice_result.
Audit: mcp_client BC count 34 -> 33.
Added get_file_summary_result(Result[str]) inside the Result Variants region.
Legacy get_file_summary (str) now delegates to get_file_summary_result.
Audit: mcp_client BC count 35 -> 34.
Added edit_file_result(Result[str]) inside the Result Variants region.
Legacy edit_file (str) now delegates to edit_file_result.
Audit: mcp_client BC count 36 -> 35.
Legacy list_directory (str) now delegates to list_directory_result (Result[str]).
The try/except Exception is REMOVED.
Audit: mcp_client BC count 38 -> 37.
Legacy search_files (str) now delegates to search_files_result (Result[str]).
The try/except Exception in the legacy function is REMOVED; the new Result
variant captures ErrorInfo (kind=INTERNAL with original exception).
Audit: mcp_client BC count 39 -> 38.
Legacy _resolve_and_check (Path|None, str tuple) now delegates to
_resolve_and_check_result (Result[Path]). The try/except Exception in the
legacy function is REMOVED; the new Result variant captures the structured
ErrorInfo (kind=INVALID_INPUT for path errors, kind=PERMISSION for
allowlist denials). Error messages are propagated via ui_message().
Updated tests/test_py_struct_tools.py::test_mcp_dispatch_errors to accept
the new 'permission' ErrorKind string instead of the legacy 'ACCESS DENIED'
substring (the new format is more descriptive).
Audit: mcp_client BC count 40 -> 39.
TIER-2 READ conductor/code_styleguides/error_handling.md end-to-end before Phase 13.
The Phase 3 _render_main_interface_result helper runs every frame.
Returning Result(data=True) allocates a fresh dataclass with empty
errors list every call. At 60 FPS, this is 60 allocations/sec just
for the success path.
Fix: introduce module-level _OK_TRUE and _OK_FALSE singletons
(immutable, no errors list allocation). Hot-path helpers return
_OK_TRUE on success; only the error path allocates a new Result.
This is a micro-optimization that preserves the Result[T] contract
(the helper still returns a Result instance). The convention is
satisfied; the allocation overhead is removed.
Note: test_gui2_performance.py::test_performance_benchmarking
measures ~28.4 FPS vs 30 FPS threshold. The frame time is 0.22ms,
which suggests the bottleneck is vsync/throttling, not Python
overhead. The optimization is a defensive measure, not a fix for
this specific test (which appears to be flaky near the threshold).
The Phase 10 migration of the run() function (L728 INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW)
changed App.run's error drain to set self.controller._last_imgui_assert
to traceback.format_exception(...), which returns a list. But the
existing test test_app_run_imgui_assert_handling.py expects it to be
a string containing 'Missing End'.
Fix: set _last_imgui_assert to str(err.original) if available, else
err.message. The IM_ASSERT message string is what the health endpoint
expects.
TIER-2 READ conductor/code_styleguides/error_handling.md end-to-end before Phase 13.
Regression test: tests/test_app_run_imgui_assert_handling.py
test_app_run_records_degraded_state_on_imgui_assert PASSES after fix.
Extracted _ticket_id_max_int_result(tid) -> Result[int] helper above
the call site in render_task_dag_panel.
ANTI-SLIMING: full Result[T] propagation (NO bare-except+pass). The
helper returns Result(data=int) on success or Result(data=0,
errors=[ErrorInfo]) on parse failure (logging NOT a drain per the
user's principle 2026-06-17).
The legacy render_task_dag_panel code preserves the max_id computation,
calls the helper, and drains errors to app._last_request_errors.
Tests: 2 new tests verify both paths (success on 'T-042' and parse
failure on 'T-abc').
Audit: L7315 reclassified from INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW (0 sites remaining,
was 1). New helper L7315 is INTERNAL_COMPLIANT.
Extracted _dag_cycle_check_result(app) -> Result[bool] helper above the
call site in render_task_dag_panel.
ANTI-SLIMING: full Result[T] propagation (NO except+pass). The helper
returns Result(data=has_cycle) on success (True/False) or
Result(data=False, errors=[ErrorInfo]) on exception (logging NOT a drain
per the user's principle 2026-06-17).
The legacy render_task_dag_panel code preserves its signature, calls the
helper, opens the 'Cycle Detected!' popup only when the helper returns
Result(data=True), and drains errors to app._last_request_errors.
Tests: 3 new tests verify no-cycle, cycle-detected, and RuntimeError paths.
Audit: L7271 reclassified from INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW (1 site remaining,
was 2). New helper L7271 is INTERNAL_COMPLIANT.
Extracted _tier_stream_scroll_sync_result(app, stream_key, content, imgui_mod)
-> Result[None] helper above the call site.
ANTI-SLIMING: full Result[T] propagation (NO narrowing+pass). The helper
returns Result(data=None) on success or Result(data=None, errors=[ErrorInfo])
on exception (logging NOT a drain per the user's principle 2026-06-17).
The legacy render_tier_stream_panel code preserves the imgui.end_child()
in the finally (the cleanup drain), calls the helper via a try wrapper
for dispatch safety, and drains errors to app._last_request_errors.
Tests: 2 new tests verify both paths (success and AttributeError).
Audit: L6908 reclassified from INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW (2 sites remaining,
was 3). New helper L6908 is INTERNAL_COMPLIANT.
Extracted _on_warmup_complete_callback_result(app, status) -> Result[None]
helper above the callback.
ANTI-SLIMING: full Result[T] propagation (NO except+pass-after-log). The
helper returns Result(data=None) on success or Result(data=None,
errors=[ErrorInfo]) on exception (logging NOT a drain per the user's
principle 2026-06-17).
The legacy _on_warmup_complete_callback preserves its signature, calls
the helper, and drains to app.controller._worker_errors with the
controller lock acquired on append (thread-safety critical per
sub-track 4 spec).
Tests: 2 new tests verify both paths (success and RuntimeError).
Audit: L4911 reclassified from INTERNAL_SILENT_SWALLOW (4 sites remaining,
was 5). New helper L4911 is INTERNAL_COMPLIANT.
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