fix(lib)!: clean up Error type variants, prefer error objects to strings#431
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fix(lib)!: clean up Error type variants, prefer error objects to strings#431
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| /// There was a problem when translating the Quil program. | ||
| #[error("There was a problem translating the Quil program: {0}")] | ||
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Many of the other errors look to be handled within QpuApiError now, which also has it's own variant with the same type QpuApiError::GrpcClientError(#[from] GrpcClientError)
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Resolves #427. See #427 (comment) for why I did this instead of implementing retry logic.
There are a few main changes here, which all of which are API breaking:
QcsClienterror variant onqpu::execution::Errorwas only used for translation errors, so it was renamed to better communicate that.Translationvariant onexecutable::Errorwas unused, so I changed the inner type toGrpcClientErrorfromStringand changed conversion so the above error variant becomes this one.executable::Errorusing my editor'sFind All Referencesfeature and deleted anything that had no references.#[from], I removed that decorator to see if anything broke due to implicit conversions no longer working. Only the variants where this did not introduce errors were deleted.I'm open to restoring the unused variants and making them used, as appropriate. I figured that it would be good to clean things up while already making breaking changes.