🧹 [code health improvement] catch error in fetchWithCache#23
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- Added a warning log when Redis initialization fails and falls back to memory. - Suppressed the log in test environments to keep output clean. - Used eslint-disable comment to allow intentional console usage. Co-authored-by: suranig <24814104+suranig@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Handled the unused
errorvariable in thecatchblock ofgetDefaultHandlerinsrc/cache/fetchWithCache.ts.💡 Why: Adding a debug log improves maintainability and observability by providing visibility into Redis initialization failures, which otherwise fail silently while falling back to the memory backend.
✅ Verification: The change was manually verified. It uses
console.warngated by aNODE_ENV !== 'test'check to avoid polluting test output, and uses// eslint-disable-next-line no-consoleto comply with project linting rules.✨ Result: Improved observability of the cache handler initialization process.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 537396932758910926 started by @suranig