| commit | f3f6f22dfcced21116710a477c78e0739c942139 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Brian Gesiak <brian@modocache.io> | Wed Apr 24 15:44:07 2024 -0400 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Wed Apr 24 15:44:07 2024 -0400 |
| tree | 459bc4f7899ad83a26b354076e1f30fa1d26111e | |
| parent | 712d7dba4f27a1990241e02435d765a5a3808aea [diff] |
[mlir-lsp] Initialize Reply::method member (#89857)
When debug level logging is enabled (by adding a call to
`Logger::setLogLevel(Logger::Level::Debug)`), the
`TransportInputTest.RequestWithInvalidParams` unit test logs:
```
[18:35:00.565] --> reply:(92)
```
The format string for this log statement is `"--> reply:{0}({1})"`,
where `{0}` is the original request's method name (that is, the method
name of the request being replied to), and `{1}` is the request ID.
However, because the `Reply` class never initializes its `method`
member, `{0}` is always empty. Initializing it results in the (nicer)
log error below:
```
I[18:35:00.565] --> reply:invalid-params-request(92)
```
Because this is only ever logged for now, its not possible to add a test
case for this. Future patches will rely on `method` being initialized,
however, and will add test cases for this path.
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