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Related issue: #5037 After a lot of testing, it was determined that error handling for most/all API routes was already fairly robust. The most likely cause of the error reporting issue was users making their request with the wrong HTTP method, e.x. Media Object update is required to be a PUT. Users making the request via PATCH would encounter a 500 error for the incorrect route. This commit adds handling for this situation by creating a new route that catches all requests that don't match an existing route and directing them to specific error handling to provide a 404 page or JSON error, depending on request format. Follow-up work could be to audit our API endpoints and see if there are any it might make sense to add, such as a PATCH option for API updates of Media Objects.
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Related issue: #5037
After a lot of testing, it was determined that error handling for most/all API routes was already fairly robust. The most likely cause of the error reporting issue was users making their request with the wrong HTTP method, e.x. Media Object update is required to be a PUT. Users making the request via PATCH would encounter a 500 error for the incorrect route. This commit adds handling for this situation by creating a new route that catches all requests that don't match an existing route and directing them to specific error handling to provide a 404 page or JSON error, depending on request format. This is necessary because routing errors occur in middleware which cannot be rescued via standard
rescue_fromerror handling.Follow-up work could be to audit our API endpoints and see if there are any it might make sense to add, such as a PATCH option for API updates of Media Objects.