error-handling-debugging

Handle Rust backend errors in a Tauri application by using `anyhow` for flexible error management, `thiserror` for custom error types, and converting them into `ApiResponse` patterns for consistent frontend communication.

Debug TypeScript and Rust code in a Tauri app by implementing tracing instrumentation in the Rust backend and utilizing structured logging alongside React component debugging techniques in the TypeScript frontend.

Resolve database lock errors in a Rust backend by enabling WAL mode and setting busy timeouts to manage concurrent access, preventing the database from blocking operations during high contention.

Catch and display Tauri command errors in React by wrapping command calls in `try-catch` blocks to capture failures and providing user feedback, or by using React Error Boundaries for component-level graceful degradation.

This Skill provides error recovery strategies for Tauri commands by implementing retry logic for transient failures and applying graceful degradation techniques to maintain application stability during errors.

Use `thiserror` for defining custom, structured error types when you need specific error variants, and use `anyhow` for flexible, dynamic error aggregation when handling complex, multi-step operations in Rust.