How to use _get_err_type method in localstack

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core.py

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...210 return '.'.join(ntools.get_test_id(self.elmt).split('.')[2:])211 def getClass(self):212 '''Return the class name'''213 return '.'.join(ntools.get_test_id(self.elmt).split('.')[:2])214 def _get_err_type(self):215 '''Return the human readable error type for err'''216 if self.err != None:217 if isinstance(self.err, tuple): return '%s.%s' % (self.err[1].__class__.__module__, self.err[1].__class__.__name__)218 else:219 lines = self.err.replace('\r', '').split('\n')220 while len(lines) != 0 and lines[-1].strip() == '': lines.pop()221 if len(lines) != 0:222 err_type = lines[-1].strip().split()[0]223 if err_type[-1] == ':': err_type = err_type[:-1]224 return err_type225 else: return nconst.UNK_ERR_TYPE226 else: return None227 def _get_err_formated(self):228 '''Return the the formated error for output'''229 if self.err != None:230 if isinstance(self.err, tuple): return '<![CDATA[%s]]>' % '\n'.join((''.join(traceback.format_exception(*self.err))).split('\n')[:-1])231 else: return '<![CDATA[%s]]>' % self.err232 else: return None233 def writeXmlOnStream(self, stream):234 '''Write the xml result on the stream'''235 if self.kind in [nconst.TEST_SUCCESS, nconst.TEST_FAIL, nconst.TEST_ERROR, ]:236 stream.write('<testcase classname="%s' % self.getClass().replace("__main__.","") + '" name="%s' % self.getName() + '"' + ' time="%.3f"' % self.getTime())237# if self.kind == nconst.TEST_SUCCESS: stream.write('/>')238# else:239 stream.write('>')240 tag = "success"241 if self.kind == nconst.TEST_ERROR: tag = 'error'242 if self.kind == nconst.TEST_FAIL: tag = 'failure'243 stream.write('<%s type="%s">' % (tag, self._get_err_type()))244 stream.write(self._get_err_formated())245 stream.write('</%s>' % tag)...

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analytics.py

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...31 with self._mutex:32 if not self._started:33 self._started = True34 self.aggregator.start()35 err_type = self._get_err_type(context, response) if response.status_code >= 400 else None36 service_name = context.operation.service_model.service_name37 operation_name = context.operation.name38 self.aggregator.add_request(39 ServiceRequestInfo(40 service_name,41 operation_name,42 response.status_code,43 err_type=err_type,44 )45 )46 def _get_err_type(self, context: RequestContext, response: Response) -> Optional[str]:47 """48 Attempts to re-use the existing service_response, or parse and return the error type from the response body,49 e.g. ``ResourceInUseException``.50 """51 try:52 if context.service_exception:53 return context.service_exception.code54 response = parse_response(context.operation, response)55 return response["Error"]["Code"]56 except Exception:57 if config.DEBUG_ANALYTICS:58 LOG.exception("error parsing error response")...

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