Show Error Toast Message whenever action execution fails from backend due to incorrect configurations #22
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Description
By design we don't throw an exception whenever we are not able to send an alert. We mark that alert in the error state and send that error as a part of the response of the monitor execution result. Since the monitor execution succeeds the response doesn't throw any error and in the frontend code we check for the response status of the request and not the status of the action (which is present in the response content). This results in the front end not showing an error for the action which was not executed.
This implementation is correct from the backend as the monitor execution succeeded and the action is marked in the error state. The problem lies in the front-end response parsing where we should check explicitly for the action response.
This PR addresses that and parses the response to specifically check
Issues Resolved
opensearch-project/alerting#100
Check List
Tested by providing an incorrectly configured Web-hook URL. The
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button shows an error toast message.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.
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