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File: application/modules/extensions/aws/Aws/S3/AmbiguousSuccessParser.php
Role: Application script
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Description: Application script
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<?php
namespace Aws\S3;

use
Aws\Api\Parser\AbstractParser;
use
Aws\CommandInterface;
use
Aws\Exception\AwsException;
use
Psr\Http\Message\ResponseInterface;

/**
 * Converts errors returned with a status code of 200 to a retryable error type.
 *
 * @internal
 */
class AmbiguousSuccessParser extends AbstractParser
{
    private static
$ambiguousSuccesses = [
       
'UploadPartCopy' => true,
       
'CopyObject' => true,
       
'CompleteMultipartUpload' => true,
    ];

   
/** @var callable */
   
private $parser;
   
/** @var callable */
   
private $errorParser;
   
/** @var string */
   
private $exceptionClass;

    public function
__construct(
        callable
$parser,
        callable
$errorParser,
       
$exceptionClass = AwsException::class
    ) {
       
$this->parser = $parser;
       
$this->errorParser = $errorParser;
       
$this->exceptionClass = $exceptionClass;
    }

    public function
__invoke(
       
CommandInterface $command,
       
ResponseInterface $response
   
) {
        if (
200 === $response->getStatusCode()
            && isset(
self::$ambiguousSuccesses[$command->getName()])
        ) {
           
$errorParser = $this->errorParser;
           
$parsed = $errorParser($response);
            if (isset(
$parsed['code']) && isset($parsed['message'])) {
                throw new
$this->exceptionClass(
                   
$parsed['message'],
                   
$command,
                    [
'connection_error' => true]
                );
            }
        }

       
$fn = $this->parser;
        return
$fn($command, $response);
    }
}