Fix: Indexer logs file read errors instead of swallowing them#9
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Fix: Indexer logs file read errors instead of swallowing them#9
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Summary
Modified the indexer to log specific file read errors instead of silently incrementing the 'skipped' counter.
Problem
Previously, when the indexer encountered an error reading a file (e.g., permission denied, invalid UTF-8), it caught the error generically with Err(_) => skipped += 1, giving the user no indication of why files were skipped or which files failed.
Solution
Updated the match block in both Indexer and ServerIndexer to capture the error Err(e) and print a warning message with the file path and error details using pb.println. This ensures the progress bar display remains intact while informing the user of issues.
Testing
Confirmed via code analysis that the Err(_) arm was swallowing errors. The fix now explicitly logs Failed to read file {path}: {error} to the console.
Related Issue
Fixes PlatformNetwork/bounty-challenge#47