🔒 Fix unhandled unwrap panic risks in UI button queries#29
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Replaced unhandled `unwrap()` calls when retrieving `Text` components from button children in `src/ui/systems.rs` with safe `let-else` constructs. This prevents potential application panics (Denial of Service) if a UI button entity lacks children or its first child lacks a `Text` component. Co-authored-by: dynamikdev <[email protected]>
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🎯 What: Replaced unhandled
⚠️ Risk: If a UI button entity lacks children or its first child lacks a
unwrap()calls when retrievingTextcomponents from button children insrc/ui/systems.rs.Textcomponent, the application would panic, leading to a Denial of Service (DoS) and application crash.🛡️ Solution: Used safe
let-elsepatterns (children.first()andtext_query.get_mut()) to cleanly skip entities that do not match expectations, preventing panics and ensuring runtime stability.PR created automatically by Jules for task 148543548107825725 started by @dynamikdev