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How to use the arsenic.errors.raise_exception function in arsenic

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HDE / arsenic / src / arsenic / connection.py View on Github

def check_response_error(status: int, data: Any) -> None:
    if status >= 400:
        errors.raise_exception(data, status)

HDE / arsenic / src / arsenic / session.py View on Github

def _check_response_error(self, status: int, data: Any):
        if "status" in data and data["status"] != 0:
            errors.raise_exception(data, status)
        if status >= 400 and "value" in data and "error" in data["value"]:
            errors.raise_exception(data, status)