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There are some exception types that set the response attribute to a non-Response type, e.g. "AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'status_code'"
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There are some exception types that set the response attribute to a
non-Response type, e.g. "AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute
'status_code'"
Description
At $WORK, we have an integration with a vendor (i.e. POST calls via
requests) that will fail once-in-a-while with an exception where theresponseattribute on the exception is a dictionary instead of aResponseobject. Because the instrumentation doesn't have a type check, it tries to get thestatus_codeattribute from the dictionary and fails with anAttributeError. Since it swallows the exception thrown fromrequests, we can't easily debug it (vendor issue is not easily reproducible). This change will allow the instrumentation to work in this edge case.Type of change
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