fix(invites): translate transport errors from the public-scope endpoint - #345
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`resolve()` and `accept()` reach Apple through `_post_public`, which inspects `resp.status_code` and raises InvitesAuthError, InvitesRateLimited or InvitesApiError. None of that runs: PyiCloudSession raises PyiCloudAPIResponseException on a non-ok JSON response before the method returns, so every status check below it is dead code for a 4xx and the raw exception reaches callers. This is the same defect timlaing#339 fixed for the five scoped wrappers. It was missed there because `_post_public` does not use the same `except` shape -- it inspects the status itself, which reads as though it already handles the case. The session call is now wrapped and mapped through the existing `_raise_invites_error`, so a bad invite id raises InvitesApiError and an expired session raises InvitesAuthError, as callers catching InvitesError already expect. Found by an `icloud invites resolve` command producing a bare traceback for a malformed invite id. Both new tests fail against the current code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe public invites endpoint now translates session response exceptions through the invites error mapper. Tests cover transport errors and HTTP status mappings for authentication and rate limiting. ChangesInvites error translation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Public invite resolve and accept failures are now translated into invites-specific exceptions, but rate-limited callers may lose the server-provided retry delay and retry too soon. Addressing Retry-After preservation would make this change fully ready to merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@pyicloud/services/invites/client.py`:
- Line 349: Update _raise_invites_error to read the Retry-After header from
exc.response for 429 errors and pass that delay through the mapped public
rate-limit exception so resolve() and accept() preserve it; extend the 429 test
to assert retry_after.
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The 429 branch of the new mapping raised a bare InvitesRateLimited, losing the delay Apple supplied. `_post_public`'s own status handling read the header before this change routed around it, so this was a regression the fix introduced rather than a pre-existing gap. The session attaches the response to PyiCloudAPIResponseException, so the header survives the trip and the mapping now reads it. A missing or unreadable value still maps to InvitesRateLimited, just without a delay. Callers backing off on a guess when Apple has told them exactly how long to wait is the kind of thing that only shows up under load. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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resolve()andaccept()reach Apple through_post_public, which inspectsresp.status_codeand raisesInvitesAuthError,InvitesRateLimitedorInvitesApiErrordepending on it.
None of that runs.
PyiCloudSessionraisesPyiCloudAPIResponseExceptionon a non-ok JSONresponse, so
_post_publicnever returns for a 4xx and every status check below the call isdead code. Callers catching
InvitesError— which is the whole error contract of thisservice — get the raw transport exception instead.
This is the same defect #339 fixed for the five scoped wrappers. I missed it there, and the
reason is worth recording:
_post_publicdoes not use theexcept (CloudKitApiError, ...)shape the others do. It inspects the status itself, so it reads as though it already
handles the case.
The session call is now wrapped and mapped through the existing
_raise_invites_error, so amalformed invite id raises
InvitesApiErrorand an expired session raisesInvitesAuthError.Type of change
Additional information
Cut from
mainand touching onlypyicloud/services/invites/client.pyandtests/test_invites.py.How I found it. An
icloud invites resolvecommand produced a bare traceback for amalformed invite id instead of a message. That is a separate branch; this fix stands on its
own and is worth having whether or not that lands.
Testing. 935 tests pass on Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13 and 3.14, run locally. Two are
new and both fail against current
main— I ran them against it rather than assuming the newassertions bite. Verified live against a real account: a malformed invite id now produces a
clean message and exit code 1 rather than a traceback.
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