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Add message from Bad Request errors to HassioAPIError #113144

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With #111162 send_command() started to pass Bad Requests directly as Exception. Before that, errors got returned as dictionary, and ultimately converted into HassioAPIError in websocket_supervisor_api and api_data. Raising HassioAPIError without adding the message lead to the frontend to show "Unknown error, see supervisor logs" in cases where the API actually returned a sensible message.

It is generally a good idea to convert errors into exception as early as possible, so this PR still makes Bad Request raising an exception. However, with this change we add the message to the HassioAPIError exception object to restore previous behavior for websocket calls.

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agners commented Mar 12, 2024

It seems that the tests we have expects a json to be returned even when the error is Bad Request:

json={"result": "error", "message": "example error"},

I guess this is to simulate the previous HTTP behavior? 🤔

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agners commented Mar 12, 2024

Hm, on closer look test_websocket_supervisor_api_error actually relied on a specific behavior of the websocket_supervisor_api implementation: It formatted an error even when the HTTP return status was OK (200).

This is actually not really what the Supervisor typically does, API errors always lead to a HTTP return status Bad Requuest (400):

So I think the tests needs fixing here and use HTTP status 400 instead.

If APIForbidden is returned on Supervisor side, this will lead to HTTP status 403. But this was also before this PR handled differently (converted to a HassioAPIError exception in send_command).

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agners and others added 5 commits March 12, 2024 23:49
With #111162 send_command() started to pass Bad Requests directly
as Exception. Before that, errors got returned as dictionary,
and ultimately converted into HassioAPIError in `websocket_supervisor_api`
and and `api_data`. Raising HassioAPIError without adding the message
lead to the frontend to show "Unknown error, see supervisor logs" in cases
where the API actually returned a sensible message.

It is generally a good idea to convert errors into exception as early
as possible, so this PR still makes Bad Request raising an exception.
However, with this change we add the message to the HassioAPIError
exception object to restore previous behavior for websocket calls.
Co-authored-by: Mike Degatano <michael.degatano@gmail.com>
@agners agners force-pushed the hassio-fix-passing-msg-on-bad-request branch from f248662 to 91dec1e Compare March 12, 2024 22:51
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Thanks, @agners 👍

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@frenck frenck dismissed mdegat01’s stale review March 13, 2024 10:29

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