Python: Catch ValidationError on invalid REST response#5897
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Looks fine once the error message is fixed.
If an implementation of the rest catalog returns something different than we expect, we just propagate the ValidationError, which subclasses the ValueError. When using the CLI, it will tell you that the URI is not set, but actually it is, it is just invalid. This will return the json to the user, and also tell what's wrong with the response.
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If an implementation of the rest catalog returns something different than we expect, we just propagate the ValidationError, which subclasses the ValueError. When using the CLI, it will tell you that the URI is not set, but actually it is, it is just invalid.
This will return the json to the user, and also tell what's wrong with the response. Hopefully users won't see this ever :)