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Is your feature or enhancement request related to a problem or limitation? Please describe
Currently most zos_jobs functions (e.g. delete_job and get_job_status) throw a RequestError if they are performed against a job name and job ID combination that does not exist. This is pretty inconvenient and should probably just be part of the data returned to the user.
Describe your enhancement idea
Return information about the job that was not found to the in the function response instead of throwing an error.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have tried catching the error, however at some layer there are still stacktrackes leaking into stderr, which I would really rather not have to look at. I've actually a couple of different methods of suppressing these messages, and none have worked.
Provide any additional context
This is from a tool that is running as a command line interface.
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Is your feature or enhancement request related to a problem or limitation? Please describe
Currently most zos_jobs functions (e.g. delete_job and get_job_status) throw a RequestError if they are performed against a job name and job ID combination that does not exist. This is pretty inconvenient and should probably just be part of the data returned to the user.
Describe your enhancement idea
Return information about the job that was not found to the in the function response instead of throwing an error.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have tried catching the error, however at some layer there are still stacktrackes leaking into
stderr
, which I would really rather not have to look at. I've actually a couple of different methods of suppressing these messages, and none have worked.Provide any additional context
This is from a tool that is running as a command line interface.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: