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Added unit test with 304 response #166
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Any chance you can double check the build issue @Haimantika
The new commit should solve it. |
@@ -743,7 +743,7 @@ const ErrorBodyFoundAttributeName = "com.microsoft.kiota.error.body_found" | |||
func (a *NetHttpRequestAdapter) throwIfFailedResponse(ctx context.Context, response *nethttp.Response, errorMappings abs.ErrorMappings, spanForAttributes trace.Span) error { | |||
ctx, span := otel.GetTracerProvider().Tracer(a.observabilityOptions.GetTracerInstrumentationName()).Start(ctx, "throwIfFailedResponse") | |||
defer span.End() | |||
if response.StatusCode < 400 { | |||
if response.StatusCode < 400 || response.StatusCode == nethttp.StatusNotModified { |
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Isn't 304 included in the range of values <400? I don't see why explicitly checking for 304 would change the behavior here?
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Ideally, yes. So should we skip it?
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@Haimantika I think what we should is probably revert this then add a unit test that captures the scenario that is decribed in #163 in this file
func TestItThrowsApiError(t *testing.T) { |
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This is helpful! Thanks @andrueastman I will work on it.
Solves #163