Backport #1092: Change logs to use current_exceptions_to_string() instead of exception= pattern
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…tion=` pattern (#1092) * Change logs to use `current_exceptions_to_string()` instead of `exception=` * cleanup unused variable `catch e` * Update Exceptions.jl for older julia * Rename err => msg; fix missing import * Make "Don't retry on internal exceptions" less flakey --------- Co-authored-by: Nick Robinson <npr251@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Tomáš Drvoštěp <tomas.drvostep@gmail.com>
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Backport #1092 to v1.9. This is because v1.10 made a breaking change to the retry behavior, which is preventing us at RAI from upgrading to v1.10, but this fix is a high-priority repair item for a previous customer-facing incident.
We're backporting this to ensure better visibility into HTTP errors for existing workloads.