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We're using files_move_batch and files_move_batch_check. Talking to support, they've acknowledge that transient errors can occur during either of these two calls requiring a nominal back-off retry. While try/excepting these conditions, the documentation says that ApiError.reason carries the domain-specific error and in our case the error would be dropbox.files.PollError.
Neither of these cases are accurate: ApiError.error contains the error (there is no 'reason' member) and dropbox.async.PollError was returned, not dropbox.files.PollError.
We're using dropbox 7.2.1 but I've just checked 7.3.1 docs and the inconsistency remains:
If this raises, ApiError.reason is of type:
dropbox.files.PollError
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey there,
We're using files_move_batch and files_move_batch_check. Talking to support, they've acknowledge that transient errors can occur during either of these two calls requiring a nominal back-off retry. While try/excepting these conditions, the documentation says that ApiError.reason carries the domain-specific error and in our case the error would be dropbox.files.PollError.
Neither of these cases are accurate: ApiError.error contains the error (there is no 'reason' member) and dropbox.async.PollError was returned, not dropbox.files.PollError.
We're using dropbox 7.2.1 but I've just checked 7.3.1 docs and the inconsistency remains:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: