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Jorge Garrido
Jorge Garrido

Reputation: 21

Can't catch exceptions with ...catch( \Exception $e ){... in PHP/Lumen 8.x

I'm working on a PHP/Lumen 8.x foreach loop to manage the update/insert of records from a mysql DB table in which I'm trying to catch any errors during the update/insert process so that it can continue with subsequent logs in case of error. As I am with Lumen and we are in a certain namespace environment in the catch statement I use "\Exception" to identify the type of exception. However, in no case in which an error occurs can I catch it and in the controller output, that is, in the controller response, an error indicating "Recursion detected" is triggered. I can't catch this last error either.

This is the code snippet for the foreach(...) { ... try..catch ...} block:

foreach($prdsData as $prod){

    $cr_sku = $prod['SKU'];

    try{

        $res_prod_uc[$cr_sku]['err'] = false;

        $res_prod_uc[$cr_sku]['res'] = wc_product_update($pd);

    } catch( \Exception $e ){

        $res_prod_uc[$cr_sku]['err'] = true;

        $cr_err_dt = array(
                        'code'  => $e->getCode(),
                        'msg'   => $e->getMessage(),
                        'file'  => $e->getFile(),
                        'line'  => $e->getLine(),
                        'trace' => $e->getTrace()
                    );

        $res_prod_uc[$cr_sku]['err_data'] = $cr_err_dt;

        continue;
    }
}

return response()->json($res_prod_uc,200); // this is where the "Recursion detected" error is triggered

This is the output (JSON) of the "Recursion detected" error:

{
    "message": "Recursion detected",
    "exception": "InvalidArgumentException",
    "file": "..../blog/vendor/illuminate/http/JsonResponse.php",
    "line": 88,
    "trace": [
        {
            "file": "..../blog/vendor/symfony/http-foundation/JsonResponse.php",
            "line": 54,
            "function": "setData",
            "class": "Illuminate\\Http\\JsonResponse",
            "type": "->"
        },
        {
            "file": "..../blog/vendor/illuminate/http/JsonResponse.php",
            "line": 32,
            "function": "__construct",
            "class": "Symfony\\Component\\HttpFoundation\\JsonResponse",
            "type": "->"
        },
        {
            "file": "..../blog/vendor/laravel/lumen-framework/src/Http/ResponseFactory.php",
            "line": 40,
            "function": "__construct",
            "class": "Illuminate\\Http\\JsonResponse",
            "type": "->"
        },
        
        /* this is my controller */
        {
            "file": "..../blog/app/Http/Controllers/ProductsController.php", 
            "line": 145,
            "function": "json",
            "class": "Laravel\\Lumen\\Http\\ResponseFactory",
            "type": "->"
        },....

How can I go about catching any errors?

Thanks in advance

Upvotes: 1

Views: 750

Answers (1)

Jorge Garrido
Jorge Garrido

Reputation: 21

What was happening is exactly what you say @aynber. I did check and, yes, exceptions are being cached, but the line 'trace' => $e->getTraceAsString() does indeed allocate data where at deeper levels there is object recursion. And by the time the thread reaches return response()->json($res,200); (Which is outside of the try..catch block) the "Recursion detected" error is raised. This error is generated by a call to the json_encode() PHP function found within the Lumen 8 framework.

The solution I used was to replace the getTrace() method with the getTraceAsString() Exception object method.

Upvotes: 1

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