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Handle GetList HttpError exceptions properly #180
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@erickoledadevrel could you please merge this PR as well! :) |
shcheklein
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| self.metadata = self.auth.service.files().list(**dict(self)).execute( | ||
| http=self.http) | ||
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@Maxris let's merge this into PyDrive2 and release a new version?
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@Maxris iterative/PyDrive2#5 please take a look at this one.
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@shcheklein cool, thanks for merging!
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_GetList should handle HttpError similarly to others 9 places running
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