[#254] client: Fix incorrect response processing case

In previous implementation `processResponse` returned `true` if
`resolveAPIFailures` is set and status failure is received. This led to
post-processing of the results, which no longer pays attention to the
status. For example, `ObjectHead` returned `unexpected header type`
error due to empty body.

Make `contextCall.processResponse` to return success flag regardless of
`resolveAPIFailures` setting. Make `contextCall.processCall` to return
`err` field presence flag on `processResponse` false return.

Signed-off-by: Leonard Lyubich <leonard@nspcc.ru>
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Leonard Lyubich 2022-05-30 10:34:48 +03:00 committed by LeL
parent 3bbf7ee15d
commit 85e3c7b087

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@ -211,18 +211,18 @@ func (x *contextCall) processResponse() bool {
// unwrap unsuccessful status and return it // unwrap unsuccessful status and return it
// as error if client has been configured so // as error if client has been configured so
successfulStatus := apistatus.IsSuccessful(st) successfulStatus := apistatus.IsSuccessful(st)
if !successfulStatus && x.resolveAPIFailures {
if x.resolveAPIFailures {
x.err = apistatus.ErrFromStatus(st) x.err = apistatus.ErrFromStatus(st)
return false } else {
x.statusRes.setStatus(st)
} }
x.statusRes.setStatus(st) return successfulStatus
return successfulStatus || !x.resolveAPIFailures
} }
// reads response (if rResp is set) and processes it. Result means success. // reads response (if rResp is set) and processes it. Result means success.
// If failed, contextCall.err contains the reason. // If failed, contextCall.err (or statusRes if resolveAPIFailures is set) contains the reason.
func (x *contextCall) readResponse() bool { func (x *contextCall) readResponse() bool {
if x.rResp != nil { if x.rResp != nil {
x.err = x.rResp() x.err = x.rResp()
@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ func (x *contextCall) processCall() bool {
// read response // read response
ok = x.readResponse() ok = x.readResponse()
if !ok { if !ok {
return false return x.err == nil
} }
// close and write response to resulting structure // close and write response to resulting structure