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# BEGIN BPS TAGGED BLOCK {{{
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package RT::Shredder::Exception;
use warnings;
use strict;
use Exception::Class;
use base qw(Exception::Class::Base);
BEGIN {
__PACKAGE__->NoRefs(0);
}
#sub NoRefs { return 0 }
sub show_trace { return 1 }
package RT::Shredder::Exception::Info;
use base qw(RT::Shredder::Exception);
my %DESCRIPTION = (
DependenciesLimit => <<END,
Dependencies list has reached its limit.
See \$RT::DependenciesLimit in RT::Shredder docs.
END
SystemObject => <<END,
System object was selected for deletion, shredder couldn't
do that because system would be unusable then.
END
CouldntLoadObject => <<END,
Shredder couldn't load object. Most likely it's not a fatal error.
Perhaps you've used the Objects plugin and asked to delete an object that
doesn't exist in the system. If you think that your request was
correct and it's a problem of the Shredder then you can get a full error
message from RT log files and send a bug report.
END
NoResolver => <<END,
Object has dependency that could be resolved, but resolver
wasn't defined. You have to re-read the documentation of the
plugin you're using. For example the 'Users' plugin has
option 'replace_relations' argument.
END
);
sub Fields { return ((shift)->SUPER::Fields(@_), 'tag') }
sub tag { return (shift)->{'tag'} }
sub full_message {
my $self = shift;
my $error = $self->message;
if ( my $tag = $self->tag ) {
my $message = $DESCRIPTION{ $self->tag } || '';
warn "Tag '$tag' doesn't exist" unless $message;
$message .= "\nAdditional info:\n$error" if $error;
return $message;
}
return $DESCRIPTION{$error} || $error;
}
sub show_trace { return 0 }
1;
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