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More detailed API key error #921
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Thanks for making our CLI errors more actionable!
I think you could add one more assertion to the test and then it's ready to ship
case "windows": | ||
assert.ErrorContains(t, err, `config.toml: The system cannot find the file specified.`) | ||
default: | ||
assert.ErrorContains(t, err, `config.toml: no such file or directory`) |
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Sometimes these error messages change or vary (e.g., different linux distros) and I'd like us to have a very obvious and actionable signal if/when that happens, since we're effectively "scraping" a non-guaranteed API.
Can we have an assertion somewhere that alerts us if neither of the two cases we know about today are met?
Noticed that we were swallowing config errors when returning API keys if something on the config-level was busted. We probably want that for general usage but I made this configurable depending on the log-level.