When an error is received while making a request to the backend, we catch it, and if it is present in the EVALAI_ERROR_CODES, we log it using the lines:
if response.status_code in EVALAI_ERROR_CODES:
validate_token(response.json())
echo(
style(
"\nError: {}\n"
"\nUse `evalai challenges` to fetch the active challenges.\n"
"\nUse `evalai challenge CHALLENGE phases` to fetch the "
"active phases.\n".format(response.json()["error"]),
fg="red",
bold=True,
)
)
But response.json() does not have the key error in cases. For e.g., I made a request using an expired token and got an error. So when I logged the entire json.response(), it was something like
{'detail': 'Given token not valid for any token type', 'code': 'token_not_valid', 'messages': [{'token_class': 'RefreshToken', 'token_type': 'refresh', 'message': 'Token is invalid or expired'}]}
This does not contains a key named error
When an error is received while making a request to the backend, we catch it, and if it is present in the EVALAI_ERROR_CODES, we log it using the lines:
But response.json() does not have the key
errorin cases. For e.g., I made a request using an expired token and got an error. So when I logged the entire json.response(), it was something likeThis does not contains a key named error