Herein lies the issue: in this context exceptions can be thought of as the same as returns. So you actually need to catch/handle all possible exceptions in order to not leak private types.
Also what does “except requests.HttpError” do in an outer context? It checks the class of an exception - so either it doesn’t catch some other modules version of requests.HttpError (confusion, invariants broken) or it does (confusion, invariants broken).
Herein lies the issue: in this context exceptions can be thought of as the same as returns. So you actually need to catch/handle all possible exceptions in order to not leak private types.
Also what does “except requests.HttpError” do in an outer context? It checks the class of an exception - so either it doesn’t catch some other modules version of requests.HttpError (confusion, invariants broken) or it does (confusion, invariants broken).