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Add testing for Python backend request rescheduling #6509
Add testing for Python backend request rescheduling #6509
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I think having the error string would make it easier to debug in case the test fails
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The correct function should be
infer_response.error().message()
to print out the error string. However, it will throw an error when there is no error object with infer_response if we callinfer_response.error().message()
here, so removing these.