Don't hide errors from EM::HttpRequest#9
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Thanks so much Paul! (And thanks for fixing the specs - not sure when they got broken) Would you have time to write a couple of test cases covering exception raising? Would really appreciate it if you could. |
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Actually I added a test case. Thanks again for your contribution! |
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Thanks for the review James :)! And thanks for the time taken to add tests and the Travis build I'm glad you also released and bump a new version with the patch. Cheers! |
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I found it strange to hide all the details of the http errors into a generic exception raising an "EM - unknown error".
This PR raises the error from the EM::HttpRequest object instead