feat: add payload to ClientError and structure message #242
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tdstein
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| "http_message": http_message, | ||
| "payload": payload, | ||
| } | ||
| super().__init__(json.dumps(message)) |
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Since the payload is sometimes a JSON object, it seems appropriate to structure the entire message. My initial implementation appended the payload to the end of the existing string, but I thought that looked odd.
example, error message (Error Code: 0, HTTP Status: 404 Foo Bar) { 'payload': 'object' }
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