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It's really frustrating to check for any number of exceptions to determine if they were output from restkit.
Currently exceptions like RedirectLimit just inherit from Exception.
If all exceptions could have a common base class, that would be much easier.
Thanks
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Not sure what's expected here, or how this could be implemented without breaking several existing code bases.
If you import restkit errors like this: import restkit.errors Then you'll get the exception from: <class 'restkit.errors.RedirectLimit'>
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It's really frustrating to check for any number of exceptions to determine if they were output from restkit.
Currently exceptions like RedirectLimit just inherit from Exception.
If all exceptions could have a common base class, that would be much easier.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: