On lines 61-62 in slacker/init.py, you raise an exception where response.successful != True. In the WebAPI implementation, the response would simply be yielded with 'ok': 'False' and 'error': '[some error message]'. Wouldn't it make more sense to mimic the WebAPI implementation in this respect and just yield the response as-is? Thanks!
On lines 61-62 in slacker/init.py, you raise an exception where response.successful != True. In the WebAPI implementation, the response would simply be yielded with 'ok': 'False' and 'error': '[some error message]'. Wouldn't it make more sense to mimic the WebAPI implementation in this respect and just yield the response as-is? Thanks!