fix: Silent error swallowing in JSON encoding#144
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AutoFix: Silent error swallowing in JSON encoding
Category: error-handling
Severity: medium
Issue
JSON encoding errors are silently ignored with '_' assignment, which could hide serialization issues and lead to incomplete or malformed responses being sent to clients.
Fix
The fix addresses the silent error swallowing issue by properly handling JSON encoding errors instead of ignoring them with '_'. Since HTTP headers and status codes are already sent before encoding, we cannot change the response status, but we now properly capture the encoding error. This follows Go best practices for error handling while maintaining the existing behavior of not failing the response after headers are sent.
Generated by nyxCore AutoFix