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const DefaultErrorMessageTemplate = "{value} is not allowed for {restriction}. Allowed values: {allowed}."
DefaultErrorMessageTemplate is rendered when RESTRICTIONS_ERROR_MESSAGE is unset. Tier-specific copy lives only in operator overrides, not OSS.
const ErrorCode = "CONFIG_NOT_ALLOWED"
ErrorCode is the stable machine identifier for restriction violations in the HTTP body (`errorCode`) and the gRPC FailedPrecondition Reason.
Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func RenderTemplate ¶
func RenderTemplate(template string, restriction RestrictionName, value string, allowed []string) string
RenderTemplate substitutes {restriction}, {value}, {allowed} in the template (empty = default). Allowed is sorted to keep the wire output deterministic regardless of operator-configured order.
Types ¶
type RestrictionName ¶
type RestrictionName string
RestrictionName is the stable wire identifier for which restriction rejected a value. Surfaces in JSON / gRPC error metadata.
const ( RestrictionVectorIndexType RestrictionName = "vector_index_type" RestrictionCompression RestrictionName = "compression" )
type ViolationError ¶
type ViolationError struct {
Restriction RestrictionName
Value string
Allowed []string
RenderedMessage string
}
ViolationError is the wire-protocol-agnostic error raised when a class config violates an operator allow-list. The HTTP layer maps to 422 + RestrictionViolationResponse; the gRPC layer maps to FailedPrecondition with the same fields as ErrorInfo metadata.
func AsViolation ¶
func AsViolation(err error) (*ViolationError, bool)
AsViolation unwraps err to a *ViolationError if its chain contains one.
func NewViolationError ¶
func NewViolationError(template string, restriction RestrictionName, value string, allowed []string) *ViolationError
NewViolationError builds a *ViolationError with its message rendered from the template (empty = default). Free function (no Manager type) so callers don't pick up an extra dependency.
func (*ViolationError) Error ¶
func (e *ViolationError) Error() string