Fix minor code quality issues (AI findings)#30
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- Fix incomplete comment: "for a short amount" → "for a short amount of time" - Fix optional chaining on Promise: cancel()?.catch → cancel().catch (cancel() returns a Promise, not an object; ?.catch would silently drop the handler) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThis PR corrects the optional-chaining cancellation call in ChangesResponse Handling Fixes
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In `@src/ThumbnailApi.ts`:
- Line 195: releaseUpstreamBody currently swallows cancellation errors with an
empty catch (() => {}), triggering the lint rule; change the catch handler on
response.body?.cancel?.() to a non-empty no-op that still discards the
error—e.g., handle the error parameter and explicitly void it or log at debug
level—so the behavior is unchanged but the function body is not empty; update
the call site in releaseUpstreamBody (the response.body?.cancel?.().catch(...)
expression) to use a handler like (err) => void err or (err) =>
console.debug('cancel error', err).
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src/ThumbnailApi.ts
Summary
Two minor fixes from GitHub AI code quality findings in
src/ThumbnailApi.ts:cancel()?.catch→cancel().catch.cancel()returns aPromise, not an object with properties, so?.catchwould silently drop the error handler ifcancel()is definedTest plan
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Summary
This PR makes two minor code-quality edits in src/ThumbnailApi.ts:
Comment clarification (around proxyItemFromContributor): completed the inline cache-duration comment to read that the proxied thumbnail is cached “for a short amount of time because it won't have been sized down”, improving clarity about the caching rationale.
Promise error-handling fix (releaseUpstreamBody): adjusted the cancel call on the upstream response body to ensure the returned Promise's catch handler is invoked. The code now calls response.body?.cancel().catch(...) (removing the incorrect optional-call style that could suppress the catch).
No logic or behavioral changes beyond these fixes.
Impact Assessment
Tests: existing test suite should continue to validate behavior; no new tests added.