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CoweMUL-18Refactor API error handling middleware
Refactor API error handling middleware
Standardize error responses across all endpoints.
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Alex Riveraassigned to Claude3:02 PM
Claudechanged status from Todo to In Progress3:02 PM
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Alex Rivera10 minThe current error responses are inconsistent across handlers — need a unified format with error codes.
Claude6 min
I've standardized error responses across 14 handlers. Each error now includes a code, message, and request_id. PR #43 is ready for review.
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Alex Rivera3 minLooking good. Make sure to preserve the existing HTTP status codes — some of our frontend relies on specific codes like 409.
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CoweMUL-18Refactor API error handling middleware
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Write Migration
Generate a SQL migration file based on the requested schema changes. Validates against the current database state and generates both up and down migrations.
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- Generate migration SQL with proper ordering
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- Run tests against a fresh database
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