What happened?
Serializing a ServiceException with a non-string object as the value of an Arg serializes the value of the arg as a JSON string instead of a proper JSON object (seems to happen in SerializableError.forException where the toString representation of the object is used, as opposed to the proper JSON object) - for example SafeArg.of("param", ImmutableList.of("arg1", "arg2"))
This is a problem since it's a mismatch between what the consumer of the exception expects (JSON object) and the actual JSON value (JSON string containing the toString representation of the object)
What did you want to happen?
Convert the safe-arg value to a proper JSON object, since that is what the consumer code expects.
What happened?
Serializing a
ServiceExceptionwith a non-string object as the value of anArgserializes the value of the arg as a JSON string instead of a proper JSON object (seems to happen inSerializableError.forExceptionwhere thetoStringrepresentation of the object is used, as opposed to the proper JSON object) - for exampleSafeArg.of("param", ImmutableList.of("arg1", "arg2"))This is a problem since it's a mismatch between what the consumer of the exception expects (JSON object) and the actual JSON value (JSON string containing the
toStringrepresentation of the object)What did you want to happen?
Convert the safe-arg value to a proper JSON object, since that is what the consumer code expects.