fix: improve error handling in ephemeral validator #189
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Replace expect() with proper error handling using map_err() when writing the ephemeral validator config file. This prevents program panics and provides more informative error messages to users when file operations fail.
Greptile Summary
This PR improves error handling in the ephemeral validator code by replacing a potentially dangerous
expect()
call with proper error propagation usingmap_err()
when writing the configuration file. The change specifically targets the config file writing operation, making it more robust by providing detailed error messages instead of panicking.The modified code now properly propagates file system errors with additional context, which is crucial for debugging issues related to file operations (permissions, disk space, etc.). This is a step in the right direction for making the codebase more reliable and maintainable.
However, it's worth noting that there are still several other
expect()
calls in the same file that could benefit from similar error handling improvements:Confidence score: 4/5
crates/bolt-cli/src/ephemeral_validator.rs
- the remainingexpect()
calls should be reviewed1 file reviewed, no comments
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