feat: improve aiohttp client error messages #1201
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By default,
aiohttp
on bad requests will discard response body andoutput generic error message in response,
Bad Request
,Forbidden
, etc.The Cloud SQL Admin APIs response body contains more detailed error messages.
We need to raise these to the end user for them to be able to resolve common config
issues on their own.
In #362 we caught
403
errors and implemented a custom error messageto point users at the most common config issues, Cloud SQL API not being enabled,
missing
Cloud SQL Client
role etc. However, this was not a catch-all (as noted by #1199)and more of a temporary fix.
This PR implements a more robust solution, copying the actual Cloud SQL Admin API
response body's error message to the end user.
Note
Example common scenario: Calling the Python Connector with a typo in your instance name.
Error Message today:
Error Message after PR:
Related aio-libs/aiohttp#4600
I looked into using a custom response class but it seemed over the top
compared to the working approach here.
Closes #477