def testErrorWithViolationsWithoutDescription(self):
content = """{"error": {"details":
[{"field": "value", "fieldViolations": [{"key": "value"}]}]}}"""
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', content)
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
self.assertEqual(
'ResponseError: status=[10], code=[reason], message=[]', result)
def testErrorWithStringError(self):
content = '{"error": "message"}'
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', content)
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
expected = 'ResponseError: status=[{0}], code=[{1}], message=[{2}]'.format(
10, 'reason', '{"error": "message"}')
self.assertEqual(result, expected)
def testErrorWithMessage(self):
content = '{"error": {"message": "message"}}'
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', content)
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
self.assertEqual(
'ResponseError: status=[10], code=[reason], message=[message]',
result)
def testErrorInvalidJsonWithError(self):
# Test that 'error' word doesn't break our functions.
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', 'json error')
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
self.assertEqual(
'ResponseError: status=[10], code=[reason], message=[json error]',
result)
def _setListResponseWithException(self):
location = 'projects/{0}/locations/-'.format(self.Project())
self.mock_client.projects_locations_functions.List.Expect(
self.messages.CloudfunctionsProjectsLocationsFunctionsListRequest(
parent=location, pageSize=100, pageToken=None),
exception=testutil.CreateTestHttpError(404, 'Not Found'))
def _setListLogEntriesResponseWithException(self, log_filter, order, limit):
self.mock_logging_client.entries.List.Expect(
self.logging_msgs.ListLogEntriesRequest(
resourceNames=['projects/{0}'.format(self.Project())],
filter=log_filter,
orderBy='timestamp {0}'.format(order),
pageSize=limit),
exception=testutil.CreateTestHttpError(404, 'Not Found'))
def testErrorSuccessful(self):
content = """{"error": {"details":
[{"field": "some.field.name", "fieldViolations": [
{"description": "value 1"}, {"description": "value 2"}]},
{"field": "outer.field.name", "fieldViolations":
[{"field": "inner.field.name", "description": "value 3"}]}]}}"""
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', content)
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
# When multiple overlapping field names are provided at different depths:
# one at the same level as the "fieldViolations" key (outer) and
# one at the same level as a violation in the "fieldViolations" list (inner)
# then the outer field name is used.
self.assertEqual(
result, '\n'.join([
'ResponseError: status=[10], code=[reason], message=[',
'Problems:', 'some.field.name:', 'value 1', 'value 2',
'outer.field.name:', 'value 3', ']'
]))
def testErrorWithDetailsWithoutInnerDictionary(self):
content = '{"error": {"details": {"field": "value"}}}'
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', content)
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
self.assertEqual(
'ResponseError: status=[10], code=[reason], message=[]', result)
def testErrorWithStringDetails(self):
content = '{"error": {"details": "field"}}'
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', content)
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
self.assertEqual(
'ResponseError: status=[10], code=[reason], message=[]', result)
def testErrorWithoutJson(self):
error = testutil.CreateTestHttpError(10, 'reason', 'invalid json')
result = util.GetHttpErrorMessage(error)
self.assertEqual(
'ResponseError: status=[10], code=[reason], message=[invalid json]',
result)