fix: handle json.Unmarshal error in GetTestResult#258
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fix: handle json.Unmarshal error in GetTestResult#258mugiwaraluffy56 wants to merge 1 commit intomicrocks:masterfrom
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…oring it Signed-off-by: puneeth_aditya_5656 <myakampuneeth@gmail.com>
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GetTestResultinmicrocks_client.gocalledjson.Unmarshalbut ignored the returned error. every other unmarshal call in the same file checks it, this one didn't.the problem is that if the api returns something unexpected (an html error page, a rate-limit response, or a not-yet-ready response during startup),
json.Unmarshalfails silently andresultstays as a zero-valueTestResultSummarywithSuccess=falseandInProgress=false. the polling loop incmd/test.goseesinProgress=false, exits immediately, and the user gets a failure with no useful message.the fix is straightforward: check the error and return it so the caller gets a real error instead of a silent bad result.
also removed the redundant
[]byte(body)cast sinceio.ReadAllalready returns[]byte.