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Fix #352 #388

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a method to retrieve the device's operating system version.
    • Enhanced Sentry error reporting by integrating device settings for version retrieval.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved the method of obtaining device version information for better reliability.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined code structure for clarity and maintainability, particularly in Sentry initialization.

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The changes introduce a new method, version(), to the DeviceSettings class in both devicesettings.cpp and devicesettings.h, allowing retrieval of the device version from a configuration file. Additionally, the oxide_sentry.cpp file has been modified to utilize this new method for obtaining the device version instead of reading from a file. The code structure has been refined for clarity, and Sentry initialization has been improved with respect to user consent settings.

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File Change Summary
shared/liboxide/devicesettings.cpp Added method: const QString& DeviceSettings::version() to retrieve device version from update.conf.
shared/liboxide/devicesettings.h Added method: const QString& version() in DeviceSettings class for OS version access.
shared/liboxide/oxide_sentry.cpp Updated to use deviceSettings.version().toStdString() for version retrieval; removed unused readFile method. Improved Sentry initialization logic.

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shared/liboxide/devicesettings.h (1)

147-151: LGTM! Consider adding more detailed documentation.

The new version() method is well-declared and fits nicely with the existing class structure. It follows the naming conventions and uses an appropriate return type.

Consider expanding the documentation to include:

  • How the version is initialized or updated.
  • Whether this method can throw any exceptions.
  • An example of usage.

Example expanded documentation:

/*!
 * \brief Get the version of the OS
 * \return Version string
 * \throws std::runtime_error if the version hasn't been initialized
 * 
 * This method returns the OS version that is initialized during the DeviceSettings
 * construction. If the version hasn't been set, it throws an exception.
 * 
 * Example usage:
 * \code
 * QString version = deviceSettings.version();
 * qDebug() << "Current OS version:" << version;
 * \endcode
 */
const QString& version();
shared/liboxide/oxide_sentry.cpp (2)

171-171: Add const qualifier to the version variable

Since version is not modified after initialization, consider declaring it as const to enhance code clarity and communicate intent.

Apply this diff:

-        auto version = deviceSettings.version().toStdString();
+        const auto version = deviceSettings.version().toStdString();

Line range hint 171-178: Handle potential exceptions from deviceSettings methods

If deviceSettings.version() or deviceSettings.getDeviceName() can throw exceptions (e.g., due to inaccessible configuration files), consider adding error handling to prevent crashes and ensure robustness.

Implement error handling, for example:

try {
    const auto version = deviceSettings.version().toStdString();
    // Use version as needed
} catch (const std::exception& e) {
    // Handle the exception, possibly setting a default value or logging the error
}
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shared/liboxide/oxide_sentry.cpp (2)

174-174: Ensure consistent string conversion for getDeviceName()

In line 174, deviceSettings.getDeviceName() is passed directly to sentry_value_new_string(). Ensure that the returned type from getDeviceName() matches the expected parameter type. If getDeviceName() returns a QString, you may need to convert it to a C-style string.

If necessary, update the code:

-        sentry_value_set_by_key(device, "model", sentry_value_new_string(deviceSettings.getDeviceName()));
+        sentry_value_set_by_key(device, "model", sentry_value_new_string(deviceSettings.getDeviceName().toStdString().c_str()));

171-171: Ensure deviceSettings is properly initialized before use

In line 171, deviceSettings.version().toStdString(); is called, but there is no visible instantiation or initialization of deviceSettings within the provided code. Ensure that deviceSettings is properly instantiated before calling its methods to prevent potential null pointer dereferences or unexpected behavior.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
shared/liboxide/oxide_sentry.cpp (3)

Line range hint 44-45: Missing else leading to logical error in logMachineIdError

In the logMachineIdError function, there's a missing else before the if(error == -EINVAL) condition. This causes the if condition to execute independently, potentially leading to incorrect logging behavior.

Apply the following diff to correct the control flow:

     } else if(error == -EPERM){
         O_WARNING(path + " access denied");
-    } if(error == -EINVAL){
+    } else if(error == -EINVAL){
         O_WARNING("Error while reading " + name + ": Buffer invalid");

Line range hint 49-49: Incorrect string concatenation in O_WARNING

The line:

O_WARNING("Unexpected error code reading " + name + ":" << strerror(error));

incorrectly uses the << operator for string concatenation, which is not appropriate in this context and will cause a compilation error.

Apply this diff to fix the concatenation:

-    O_WARNING("Unexpected error code reading " + name + ":" << strerror(error));
+    O_WARNING("Unexpected error code reading " + name + ":" + strerror(error));

Line range hint 129-129: Potential dangling pointer when setting Sentry release option

In the sentry_init function, the release option is set using a temporary std::string:

sentry_options_set_release(options, (std::string(name) + "@" + APP_VERSION).c_str());

The c_str() function returns a pointer to a temporary string that may be destroyed after this line, leading to undefined behavior.

To fix this, store the concatenated string in a persistent variable:

+            static const std::string release = std::string(name) + "@" + APP_VERSION;
-            sentry_options_set_release(options, (std::string(name) + "@" + APP_VERSION).c_str());
+            sentry_options_set_release(options, release.c_str());
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shared/liboxide/oxide_sentry.cpp (2)

171-171: Improved version retrieval using DeviceSettings

Replacing the file read operation with deviceSettings.version().toStdString() simplifies version retrieval and aligns with the existing settings infrastructure.


171-171: Ensure deviceSettings is properly initialized before use

At line 171, deviceSettings is used without visible initialization:

const auto version = deviceSettings.version().toStdString();

Please verify that deviceSettings is properly instantiated before this call to prevent potential runtime errors.

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@Eeems Eeems merged commit 4e06c8f into master Oct 12, 2024
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