feat: add grpcutil.AuthzedError to catch sync and async gRPC errors#340
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…authzed#14) The previous AuthzedError subclassed Exception and was never raised, so 'except AuthzedError' caught nothing. grpc.aio.AioRpcError already subclasses grpc.RpcError, so alias AuthzedError to grpc.RpcError; a single except now catches errors from both the sync and async clients. Adds a regression test.
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Fixes #14.
The sync client raises grpc.RpcError and the async client raises
grpc.aio.AioRpcError. This adds a single name,
grpcutil.AuthzedError,that catches both:
It's a thin alias for grpc.RpcError, which works because
grpc.aio.AioRpcError already subclasses grpc.RpcError - so one
except AuthzedErrorcovers either client. Adds a test asserting botherror types are caught.
Note:
except grpc.RpcErroralready catches both today; this just givesthe SDK a discoverable, branded name for it, as requested in the issue.