fix(comark): surface parse failures instead of rendering an empty document - #412
fix(comark): surface parse failures instead of rendering an empty document#412benjamincanac wants to merge 2 commits into
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…ument The serialized task queue caught every rejection and resolved to null, so a failed parse rendered an empty document and nothing reached the console. Each call now sees its own rejection while the queue keeps accepting later calls. The initial parse propagates so Suspense, an error boundary or onErrorCaptured can handle it. Later parses in the Vue watcher, Angular ngOnChanges and the Svelte effect log the error and keep the last good document on screen.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change preserves parse rejections for callers, keeps serialized tasks usable after failures, and adds parse-failure logging in Angular, Svelte, and Vue integrations. Tests cover queue recovery and Vue SSR error handling. Bundle snapshots reflect the resulting package sizes. ChangesParse Failure Handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Failed updates can display stale Svelte content, and initial Angular parse failures are hidden from application error handling. Correct both failure paths before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@packages/comark-angular/src/components/markdown.component.ts`:
- Around line 114-120: Update ngOnChanges so the initial serializedParse
rejection remains unhandled by the local recovery path and propagates to
Angular’s configured error handling. Apply the console.error catch only for
subsequent parses, while preserving the last good document for those later
failures.
In `@packages/comark-svelte/src/components/Markdown.svelte`:
- Line 76: Update the rejection handler in the Markdown parse promise chain to
advance appliedVersion to the failed request’s version before logging the error,
preventing an older pending parse from being rendered afterward. Keep the
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| this.serializedParse(source, { streaming: this.streaming }) | ||
| .then((result) => { | ||
| this.document = result | ||
| this.cdr.markForCheck() | ||
| }) | ||
| // Keep the last good document rendered and report the failure. | ||
| .catch((error: unknown) => console.error('[comark] failed to parse markdown', error)) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Let the initial parse rejection propagate. ngOnChanges starts the first string parse, and malformed input can reject createSerializedMarkdownParser. The unconditional .catch() logs and resolves that rejection, so configured Angular error handling cannot receive it. Attach this recovery handler only to later parses; those parses can retain the last good document.
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In `@packages/comark-angular/src/components/markdown.component.ts` around lines
114 - 120, Update ngOnChanges so the initial serializedParse rejection remains
unhandled by the local recovery path and propagates to Angular’s configured
error handling. Apply the console.error catch only for subsequent parses, while
preserving the last good document for those later failures.
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| // Keep the last good document rendered and report the failure. | ||
| .catch((error) => console.error('[comark] failed to parse markdown', error)) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Advance appliedVersion when a newer parse fails.
If request B rejects while request A is pending, A can later pass the currentVersion > appliedVersion check and replace the last rendered document. Update appliedVersion in the rejection handler.
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| .catch((error) => console.error('[comark] failed to parse markdown', error)) | |
| .catch((error) => { | |
| if (currentVersion > appliedVersion) appliedVersion = currentVersion | |
| console.error('[comark] failed to parse markdown', error) | |
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In `@packages/comark-svelte/src/components/Markdown.svelte` at line 76, Update the
rejection handler in the Markdown parse promise chain to advance appliedVersion
to the failed request’s version before logging the error, preventing an older
pending parse from being rendered afterward. Keep the existing error logging
behavior intact.
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What
createSerializedTaskswallowed every rejection, so a failed parse resolved tonulland the component rendered an empty<div class="comark-content">with nothing in the console. It now keeps the queue alive after a failure but lets the caller see it, and every consumer with a bare.thengot a handler.Why
Split out of #407 at review, where it was scope creep on a perf change and landed half-done: the helper change alone turns a silent empty render into an unhandled rejection at any call site that never expected one.
The policy at each site matches what React already does by letting a rejection reach the nearest boundary. The initial parse may reject so
Suspense,onErrorCapturedor an error boundary sees it. Later parses catch,console.error, and keep the last good document rather than clearing it.Walkthrough
packages/comark/src/utils/helpers.ts: the chain now catches only for itself; the caller's promise is the real one.packages/comark-vue/src/components/Markdown.ts: the watcher catches and keepsparsed.value; theawaitin asyncsetupis untouched so the initial failure reachesonErrorCaptured.packages/comark-angular/src/components/markdown.component.ts: every parse goes throughngOnChangesand Angular has no boundary equivalent, so it catches and leavesthis.documentat the last good value.packages/comark-svelte/src/components/Markdown.svelte: same catch inside the$effect.MarkdownAsync.svelteawaits inside$derivedand already surfaces through<svelte:boundary>, so it is untouched. React and the html/ansi renderers never went through the serialized queue.Tests:
packages/comark/test/serialized-task.test.tscovers ordering, the rejection reaching the caller, and the queue surviving it.packages/comark-vue/test/parse-error.test.tsasserts the failure reachesonErrorCapturedand nocomark-contentwrapper is emitted;renderToStringitself does not reject on an async-setup failure, it routes throughhandleError, so that is the observable. It fails against the old helper and passes against the new one.Summary by CodeRabbit