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Installing an Enterprise-only connector (or an unknown provider) on a Community Edition binary previously bubbled the registry error straight to handleServiceErrors' default branch, producing a 500. manager.Load now folds ErrPluginEnterpriseOnly and ErrPluginNotFound into ErrValidation so the API returns 400, and ErrPluginEnterpriseOnly carries a user-facing message. The EnterpriseOnlyPlugins list in enterprise_ce.go is now generated by compile-plugin.sh from the ee/plugins/ directory it already scans, instead of being hand-maintained. Constraint: CE builds do not import EE plugin packages, so generated keys must be string literals rather than ProviderName constants Rejected: Map errors in handleServiceErrors with a dedicated code | manager.Load already wraps sibling errors as ErrValidation; keeping it there covers all callers Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Not-tested: end-to-end install via the HTTP handler (covered at the manager unit level) Co-authored-by: fabrice guery <[email protected]>
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493 B
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17 lines
493 B
Go
//go:build !ee
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// Code generated by tools/compile-plugins/compile-plugin.sh; DO NOT EDIT.
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package registry
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// EnterpriseOnlyPlugins lists connectors that are only available in the
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// Enterprise Edition. When a user attempts to use one of these connectors
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// on a Community Edition binary, we return a more helpful error message.
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var EnterpriseOnlyPlugins = map[string]struct{}{
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"bankingbridge": {},
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"bitstamp": {},
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"coinbaseprime": {},
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"fireblocks": {},
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"routable": {},
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}
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