def _get_error_message_for_connection_error(self, connection_error):
# type: (RequestsConnectionError) -> str
# To get the underlying error that raised the
# requests.ConnectionError it is required to go down two levels of
# arguments to get the underlying exception. The instantiation of
# one of these exceptions looks like this:
#
# requests.ConnectionError(
# urllib3.exceptions.ProtocolError(
# 'Connection aborted.', <SomeException>)
# )
message = connection_error.args[0].args[0]
underlying_error = connection_error.args[0].args[1]
if is_broken_pipe_error(underlying_error):
message += (
' Lambda closed the connection before chalice finished '
'sending all of the data.')
elif isinstance(underlying_error, socket.timeout):
message += ' Timed out sending your app to Lambda.'
return message
def _get_error_message_for_connection_error(self, connection_error):
# type: (RequestsConnectionError) -> str
# To get the underlying error that raised the
# requests.ConnectionError it is required to go down two levels of
# arguments to get the underlying exception. The instantiation of
# one of these exceptions looks like this:
#
# requests.ConnectionError(
# urllib3.exceptions.ProtocolError(
# 'Connection aborted.', <SomeException>)
# )
message = connection_error.args[0].args[0]
underlying_error = connection_error.args[0].args[1]
if is_broken_pipe_error(underlying_error):
message += (
' Lambda closed the connection before chalice finished '
'sending all of the data.'
)
elif isinstance(underlying_error, socket.timeout):
message += ' Timed out sending your app to Lambda.'
return message
