We're barfing on txbugzilla's BugzillaNotAuthorizedException error here:
<user> BZ 445891
< helga>: You are not authorized to access bug #445891. Most likely the bug has been restricted for internal development processes and we cannot grant access. If you are a Red Hat customer with an active subscription, please visit the Red Hat Customer Portal for assistance with your issue If you are a Fedora Project user and require assistance, please consider
<helga>: using one of the mailing lists we host for the Fedora Project.
< kraken>: /opt/helga/lib/python2.7/site-packages/txbugzilla/__init__.py:208:_parse_errback
We should gracefully handle this exception in helga_bugzilla.send_err(). In helga-redmine, we handle this by still printing the URL to the ticket, along with [could not read subject (reason)]. We could do the same here, like: [could not read subject (not authorized)]
Additionally, we hit a similar _parse_errback traceback with unknown bugs:
< ktdreyer>: bz 123456789
< kraken>: Bug #123456789 does not exist.
< kraken>: /opt/helga/lib/python2.7/site-packages/txbugzilla/__init__.py:206:_parse_errback
In this case it's ok to just avoid the traceback and print the error message directly. Bug #XXX does not exist. is simple enough.
ktdreyer
commented
6 years ago
We're barfing on txbugzilla's
BugzillaNotAuthorizedExceptionerror here:We should gracefully handle this exception in
helga_bugzilla.send_err(). In helga-redmine, we handle this by still printing the URL to the ticket, along with[could not read subject (reason)]. We could do the same here, like:[could not read subject (not authorized)]Additionally, we hit a similar
_parse_errbacktraceback with unknown bugs:In this case it's ok to just avoid the traceback and print the error message directly.
Bug #XXX does not exist.is simple enough.