fix(core): avoid injecting internal error handler from a destroyed injector#62275
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| // Should we wrap it in a try-catch and re-throw in a timer? | ||
| // Or there's any other precise solution? | ||
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| const errorHandler = injector.get(INTERNAL_APPLICATION_ERROR_HANDLER, null); |
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try...catch should only be around the inject call. The errorHandler itself can still throw an error that we don't want to throw in a timeout
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Presubmit is "green". |
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This commit prevents lazy injection of the internal `ErrorHandler` from a destroyed injector, which would otherwise result in a secondary "destroyed injector" error.
The `handleUncaughtError` function is used in a wrapped event listener that invokes the `ErrorHandler` if the listener throws. A simple case in a micro-frontend application:
```ts
onNavigationToAnotherApp() {
this.appRef.destroy();
do_some_stuff_ie_loggin_that_may_throw();
}
```
If the function throws an error, Angular attempts to inject the `ErrorHandler` from a destroyed injector.
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JFYI, pushed a rebase to this branch to rerun the CI (it didn't start previously for some reasons). |
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…jector (#62275) This commit prevents lazy injection of the internal `ErrorHandler` from a destroyed injector, which would otherwise result in a secondary "destroyed injector" error. The `handleUncaughtError` function is used in a wrapped event listener that invokes the `ErrorHandler` if the listener throws. A simple case in a micro-frontend application: ```ts onNavigationToAnotherApp() { this.appRef.destroy(); do_some_stuff_ie_loggin_that_may_throw(); } ``` If the function throws an error, Angular attempts to inject the `ErrorHandler` from a destroyed injector. PR Close #62275
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This commit prevents lazy injection of the internal
ErrorHandlerfrom a destroyed injector, which would otherwise result in a secondary "destroyed injector" error.The
handleUncaughtErrorfunction is used in a wrapped event listener that invokes theErrorHandlerif the listener throws. A simple case in a micro-frontend application:If the function throws an error, Angular attempts to inject the
ErrorHandlerfrom a destroyed injector.