CommandException doesn't contain response data

[masterjus]

What we do:

try {
            $item = $client->storeItem([
                    'any' => 'data'
            ]);
        } catch (CommandException $ex) {
            return $this->respondCommandException(
                  $exception->getTransaction()->getResponse()->json(),
                  $exception->getTransaction()->getResponse()->getStatusCode()
            );
        }

We're receiving errors from API and pass them to view. But $exception->getTransaction()->getResponse() is null.

[mtdowling]

The response wont always be set, for example, when a networking error occurs. This is something you need to account for when working with these exceptions.

[masterjus]

How can we get status code?
Without status code we don't know what happened

[mtdowling]

There is no status code if a networking error occurs because no response was received.

You can check the error message of the exception for more specifics on the error. More generally speaking, if no response is set then it tells you a networking error occurred.

On Aug 11, 2014, at 12:54 AM, Eugene Kirdzei notifications@github.com wrote:

How can we get status code?
Without status code we don't know what happend

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[masterjus]

I checked what error was sent from API. It just validation error message with status 400.
Should $exception->getTransaction()->getResponse()->json() work correct?

[mtdowling]

This seems to be fixed now. Also note that you can use $exception->getResponse() now as well.