How to use the pdpyras.RequestsError function in pdpyras
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PagerDuty / pdpyras / test_pdpyras.py View on Github 
# Test getting a connection error and succeeding the final time.
returns = [
pdpyras.Urllib3Error("D'oh!")
]*sess.max_network_attempts
returns.append(Response(200, json.dumps({'user': user})))
request.side_effect = returns
r = sess.get('/users/P123456')
self.assertEqual(sess.max_network_attempts+1,
request.call_count)
self.assertEqual(sess.max_network_attempts, sleep.call_count)
self.assertTrue(r.ok)
request.reset_mock()
sleep.reset_mock()
# Now test handling a non-transient error:
raises = [pdpyras.RequestsError("D'oh!")]*(
sess.max_network_attempts-1)
raises.extend([pdpyras.Urllib3Error("D'oh!")]*2)
request.side_effect = raises
self.assertRaises(pdpyras.PDClientError, sess.get, '/users')
self.assertEqual(sess.max_network_attempts+1,
request.call_count)
self.assertEqual(sess.max_network_attempts, sleep.call_count)
# Test custom retry logic:
sess.retry[404] = 3
request.side_effect = [
Response(404, json.dumps({})),
Response(404, json.dumps({})),
Response(200, json.dumps({'user': user})),
]
r = sess.get('/users/P123456')
