---
<details open="true"><summary>Generated summary (powered by <a href="https://app.graphite.dev">Graphite</a>)</summary>
> ## TL;DR
> This pull request adds a new migration file, a new model, and new modules related to runtime settings. It also introduces a new `Runtime` service that allows getting, setting, and updating runtime configurations.
>
> ## What changed
> - Added a new migration file `migration.sql` that creates a table called `application_settings` with columns `key` and `value`.
> - Added a new model `ApplicationSetting` with properties `key` and `value`.
> - Added a new module `RuntimeSettingModule` that exports the `Runtime` service.
> - Added a new service `Runtime` that provides methods for getting, setting, and updating runtime configurations.
> - Modified the `app.module.ts` file to import the `RuntimeSettingModule`.
> - Modified the `index.ts` file in the `fundamentals` directory to export the `Runtime` service.
> - Added a new file `def.ts` in the `runtime` directory that defines the runtime configurations and provides a default implementation.
> - Added a new file `service.ts` in the `runtime` directory that implements the `Runtime` service.
>
> ## How to test
> 1. Run the migration script to create the `application_settings` table.
> 2. Use the `Runtime` service to get, set, and update runtime configurations.
> 3. Verify that the runtime configurations are stored correctly in the database and can be retrieved and modified using the `Runtime` service.
>
> ## Why make this change
> This change introduces a new feature related to runtime settings. The `Runtime` service allows the application to dynamically manage and modify runtime configurations without requiring a restart. This provides flexibility and allows for easier customization and configuration of the application.
</details>
standardize the error raising in both GraphQL Resolvers and Controllers.
Now, All user aware errors should be throwed with `HttpException`'s variants, for example `NotFoundException`.
> Directly throwing `GraphQLError` are forbidden.
The GraphQL errorFormatter will handle it automatically and set `code`, `status` in error extensions.
At the same time, the frontend `GraphQLError` should be imported from `@affine/graphql`, which introduce a better error extensions type.
----
controller example:
```js
@Get('/docs/${id}')
doc() {
// ...
// imported from '@nestjs/common'
throw new NotFoundException('Doc is not found.');
// ...
}
```
the above will response as:
```
status: 404 Not Found
{
"message": "Doc is not found.",
"statusCode": 404,
"error": "Not Found"
}
```
resolver example:
```js
@Mutation()
invite() {
// ...
throw new PayloadTooLargeException('Workspace seats is full.')
// ...
}
```
the above will response as:
```
status: 200 Ok
{
"data": null,
"errors": [
{
"message": "Workspace seats is full.",
"extensions": {
"code": 404,
"status": "Not Found"
}
}
]
}
```
for frontend GraphQLError user-friend, a helper function introduced:
```js
import { findGraphQLError } from '@affine/graphql'
fetch(query)
.catch(errOrArr => {
const e = findGraphQLError(errOrArr, e => e.extensions.code === 404)
if (e) {
// handle
}
})
```
