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The current error handling approach in the put_object operation might not be providing sufficient detail. Specifically, when an error occurs during the put_object operation, we are only sending the crt_error part of the meta request result. This output often looks like: Unknown CRT error: CRT error 14343: aws-c-s3: AWS_ERROR_S3_INVALID_RESPONSE_STATUS, Invalid response status from request
However, the actual error message from the meta request result provides much more clarity. For instance, the full meta request result includes details such as:
MetaRequestResult { response_status: 400, crt_error: Error(14343, "aws-c-s3: AWS_ERROR_S3_INVALID_RESPONSE_STATUS, Invalid response status from request"), error_response_headers: Some(Headers { inner: 0x6000014fc080 }), error_response_body: Some("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n<Error><Code>InvalidToken</Code><Message>The provided token is malformed or otherwise invalid.</Message><Token-0>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</Token-0><RequestId>30GF3JD37PN8JRRZ</RequestId><HostId>75I4LL0gyd4AE/ClR1FMx72Ub/qNRZc378GHu4LCMUfU8WdDpO3/z5HWzYgZ2BVyuUMZ2+ZLi5XemPTVpolG1g==</HostId></Error>") }
To improve the visibility and accuracy of error reporting, I suggest enhancing the error handling in the put_object operation to properly parse and include both the crt_error and the more detailed error_response_body from the meta request result. This change would provide clearer insights into the nature of the issues encountered.
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The current error handling approach in the put_object operation might not be providing sufficient detail. Specifically, when an error occurs during the put_object operation, we are only sending the crt_error part of the meta request result. This output often looks like:
Unknown CRT error: CRT error 14343: aws-c-s3: AWS_ERROR_S3_INVALID_RESPONSE_STATUS, Invalid response status from request
However, the actual error message from the meta request result provides much more clarity. For instance, the full meta request result includes details such as:
To improve the visibility and accuracy of error reporting, I suggest enhancing the error handling in the put_object operation to properly parse and include both the crt_error and the more detailed error_response_body from the meta request result. This change would provide clearer insights into the nature of the issues encountered.
Relevant log output
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: