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fixes #6113

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Summary

Improve BuildRenderTree logic to render error or fallback content

Bug Fixes:

  • Only renders ChildContent when there is no exception.

Enhancements:

  • Renders custom ErrorContent if provided, otherwise renders default error content.

Summary by Sourcery

Improve BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary by refining BuildRenderTree logic to handle and clear exceptions correctly, and enhance the sample app with a new ErrorPage and navigation flow for testing global exception handling.

New Features:

  • Add ErrorPage component at /error-page to demonstrate global exception handling
  • Update GlobalException sample with NavigationManager injection and navigation button to trigger the ErrorPage

Bug Fixes:

  • Ensure ChildContent only renders when there’s no exception and correctly invoke error or fallback content
  • Reset both the private _exception field and the inherited CurrentException property after rendering errors to prevent stale state

Enhancements:

  • Render custom ErrorContent if provided, otherwise fall back to default error content

…ender error or fallback content (dotnetcore#6113)

- Only renders ChildContent when there is no exception.
- Renders custom ErrorContent if provided, otherwise renders default error content.
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Refactors the BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary to render child or error content based on exception presence and reset its state reliably, and extends sample components with a navigation demo and a new ErrorPage to verify global exception handling.

Sequence Diagram: BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary BuildRenderTree Logic

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant EBB as BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary
    participant Base as ErrorBoundaryBase
    participant Handler as OnErrorHandleAsyncCallback
    participant RTB as RenderTreeBuilder

    Caller->>EBB: BuildRenderTree(rtb)
    EBB->>Base: Get CurrentException value
    alt Exception is present (CurrentException or _exception is not null)
        opt OnErrorHandleAsync is configured
            EBB->>Handler: Invoke(Logger, current_exception)
            Handler-->>EBB: 
        end
        EBB->>EBB: errorFragment = ExceptionContent(current_exception)
        EBB->>RTB: AddContent(0, errorFragment)
        EBB->>EBB: ResetException()
        activate EBB
            EBB->>EBB: _exception = null
            EBB->>Base: Set CurrentException = null (via reflection)
        deactivate EBB
    else No Exception
        EBB->>EBB: childFragment = ChildContent
        EBB->>RTB: AddContent(0, childFragment)
    end
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Class Diagram: Updates to BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary (Now Public)

classDiagram
    class ErrorBoundaryBase {
        #CurrentException: Exception
    }
    BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary --|> ErrorBoundaryBase
    class BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary {
        +ChildContent: RenderFragment
        +ErrorContent: RenderFragment~Exception~
        +OnErrorHandleAsync: Func~ILogger, Exception, Task~
        -_exception: Exception
        -_currentExceptionPropertyInfo: PropertyInfo
        #BuildRenderTree(RenderTreeBuilder builder): void
        -ResetException(): void
        -ExceptionContent(Exception ex): RenderFragment~Exception~
    }
    class RenderTreeBuilder {
    }
    BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary ..> RenderTreeBuilder : uses
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Class Diagram: Changes in GlobalException and New ErrorPage

classDiagram
    class ComponentBase {
        #OnInitialized(): void
    }
    GlobalException --|> ComponentBase
    class GlobalException {
        +NavigationManager: NavigationManager 
        +OnGotoPage(): Task 
    }
    ErrorPage --|> ComponentBase
    class ErrorPage {
        #OnInitialized(): void 
    }
    class NavigationManager {
        +NavigateTo(string uri, bool forceLoad, bool replace)
    }
    GlobalException ..> NavigationManager : uses
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Change Details Files
Overhauled BuildRenderTree to conditionally render child or error content and manage exception flow
  • Only render ChildContent when no exception is present
  • Invoke OnErrorHandleAsync if provided, then render custom or default error content
  • Reset exception state after rendering to allow further renders
src/BootstrapBlazor/Components/ErrorLogger/BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary.cs
Introduced ResetException helper using reflection to clear base CurrentException
  • Added private ResetException method
  • Cached PropertyInfo for non-public CurrentException property
  • Cleared both _exception and base class CurrentException
src/BootstrapBlazor/Components/ErrorLogger/BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary.cs
Enhanced GlobalException sample with navigation trigger
  • Injected NavigationManager into code-behind
  • Added OnGotoPage method to navigate to error page
  • Updated .razor to include a DemoBlock button invoking navigation
src/BootstrapBlazor.Server/Components/Samples/GlobalException.razor.cs
src/BootstrapBlazor.Server/Components/Samples/GlobalException.razor
Added new ErrorPage component for testing global exception handling
  • Created ErrorPage.razor.cs that throws on OnInitialized
  • Defined routing and markup in ErrorPage.razor
src/BootstrapBlazor.Server/Components/Pages/ErrorPage.razor.cs
src/BootstrapBlazor.Server/Components/Pages/ErrorPage.razor

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Hey @flyliononline - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

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  • 🟡 General issues: 1 issue found
  • 🟢 Security: all looks good
  • 🟢 Testing: all looks good
  • 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
  • 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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Hey @flyliononline - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

  • Using reflection to clear the nonpublic CurrentException is brittle—consider exposing a protected reset method or leveraging the built-in ErrorBoundary state management instead of a private hack.
  • Making BootstrapBlazorErrorBoundary public is a breaking API change; ensure this is intentional and that the new public surface is properly versioned and documented.
  • Throwing an exception directly in ErrorPage.OnInitialized will crash the component on startup—wrap it in an ErrorBoundary or simulate the error in a more controlled context to avoid unintended app failures.
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