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A more robust error handling strategy has been incorporated into the ApiClient, specifically in the request method. HTTP errors are now being caught and raised as ApiClientError exceptions, providing more specific and actionable error details. The commit also introduces minor code format changes for readability.
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A more robust error handling strategy has been incorporated into the ApiClient, specifically in the request method. HTTP errors are now being caught and raised as ApiClientError exceptions, providing more specific and actionable error details. The commit also introduces minor code format changes for readability.
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