We should catch error messages passed back to us by the API. It would be particularly helpful to capture the message and show it to the user. The status quo of ignoring API error messages often causes a real error (the kind that stops execution) just down the line, except now with a cryptic message that doesn't shed much light on what went wrong.
Such an example is here: #338 (comment)
We should catch error messages passed back to us by the API. It would be particularly helpful to capture the message and show it to the user. The status quo of ignoring API error messages often causes a real error (the kind that stops execution) just down the line, except now with a cryptic message that doesn't shed much light on what went wrong.
Such an example is here: #338 (comment)