AIP-193: Errors¶
Google. AIP-193: Errors. Google API Improvement Proposals / API Design Guide.
Cited by¶
1 citation across 1 artifact.
Each citation links to the sentence it supports in the citing article.
Primes¶
- Inverted Pyramid
- Incident reports and runbooks. On-call alerts, status pages, and tickets lead with severity, scope, and action required, then diagnostic detail, because an engineer paged at 3am benefits from prefix-loaded structure. API responses and error messages. Top-level error code and user-actionable message first; stack trace and debug context afterward.
This sourceGoogle LLC. Specifies the standard API error model — a top-level numeric error code and a developer-facing message first, with machine-readable ErrorInfo and additional debug details in the error 'details' payload — i.e. user-actionable fields before diagnostic detail.
Supported in partVerified against the work's full text
AIP-193 backs the API-error half: a code and brief actionable message, with extra and debug information in a separate details field. It says nothing about incident reports, runbooks or on-call alerts.
“Error messages should be brief but actionable. Any extra information should be provided in the details field.”
- Incident reports and runbooks. On-call alerts, status pages, and tickets lead with severity, scope, and action required, then diagnostic detail, because an engineer paged at 3am benefits from prefix-loaded structure. API responses and error messages. Top-level error code and user-actionable message first; stack trace and debug context afterward.
Verification¶
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