Error Handling
A MessageFailure indicates an error handling an HTTP message. These
include:
ParsingFailure: indicative of a malformed HTTP message in the request line or headers.MalformedMessageBodyFailure: indicative of a message that has a syntactic error in its body. For example, trying to decode{ "broken:"as JSON will result in aMalforedMessageBodyFailure.InvalidMessageBodyFailure: indicative of a message that is syntactically correct, but semantically incorrect. A well-formed JSON request that is missing expected fields may generate this failure.MediaTypeMissing: indicates that the message had no media type, and the server wasn't willing to infer it.MediaTypeMismatch: indicates that the server received a media type that it wasn't prepared to handle.
Logging
If a MessageFailure is not handled by your HTTP service, it reaches
the backend in the form of a failed task, where it is transformed into
an HTTP response. To guard against XSS attacks, care is taken in each
of these renderings to not reflect information back from the request.
Diagnostic information about syntax errors or missing fields,
including a full stack trace, is logged to the
org.http4s.server.message-failures category at DEBUG level.
Customizing Error Handling
TODO