This PR fixes: #1660
As the other PR for this issue has been stale for quite some time, this one attempts to handle the network availablity issue.
There is a utility function that terminates the program in case there is a network failure.
The function check_network() has to be called at the top of all functions that are making a network call.
In case there is a network failure, it will give this response:
Originally if there was a network failure it would throw an error.
@henrykironde If this approach looks good enough, I can proceed with adding this function everywhere.
This PR fixes: #1660 As the other PR for this issue has been stale for quite some time, this one attempts to handle the network availablity issue.
There is a utility function that terminates the program in case there is a network failure. The function
check_network()has to be called at the top of all functions that are making a network call.In case there is a network failure, it will give this response:
Originally if there was a network failure it would throw an error.
@henrykironde If this approach looks good enough, I can proceed with adding this function everywhere.