Feature Description
The orchestrator currently assigns error values using hard-coded integer literals. Since we have a common interface that defines the relevant constants, I would suggest refactoring these assignments to consistently reference the interface constants instead.
This would improve readability, reduce duplication, and make the error handling less fragile if the underlying values were to be changed in the future.
Examples can be found around lines 266 and 312, where integer values are assigned directly instead of using the corresponding constants from the common interface.
Definition of Completion
- All hard-coded integer error assignments in the orchestrator are replaced with the corresponding constants from the common interface.
- Existing behavior remains unchanged.
Testability
- This change should be testable by verifying that the orchestrator produces the same error assignments as before, but now derives them through the shared interface constants instead of hard-coded integer values.
Code Dependencies
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Specification Dependencies
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Feature Description
The orchestrator currently assigns error values using hard-coded integer literals. Since we have a common interface that defines the relevant constants, I would suggest refactoring these assignments to consistently reference the interface constants instead.
This would improve readability, reduce duplication, and make the error handling less fragile if the underlying values were to be changed in the future.
Examples can be found around lines 266 and 312, where integer values are assigned directly instead of using the corresponding constants from the common interface.
Definition of Completion
Testability
Code Dependencies
No response
Specification Dependencies
No response