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As a user, I don't want to see an internal error message when running an apod command, but rather a friendly message of what happened.
example command: /spacebot apod 2009-10-17
This API is returning a 500 error from NASA, this should be caught and return a message to the user that there is a problem returning the image for this specific date, please try a different date.
We should catch errors from NASA for all APIs, not just apod.
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@jantznick yeah if you want to take a shot at this, that would be great.
I would think that if the request was for a random image, then we could just generate a new date automatically without needing to alert the user.
As a user, I don't want to see an internal error message when running an apod command, but rather a friendly message of what happened.
example command:
/spacebot apod 2009-10-17
This API is returning a 500 error from NASA, this should be caught and return a message to the user that there is a problem returning the image for this specific date, please try a different date.
We should catch errors from NASA for all APIs, not just apod.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: