I use Flask and more precisely abort with an error handler. I can custom the message sent with my error by using make_response. I also use Blueprints to register the error handler.
Before today, everything were fine. But things go bad today and it is impossible to custom my message anymore.
For my example, I take the 401 error and I try to send the message "custom message"
My handler for error 401
@errors.app_errorhandler(401)
def access_denied(error):
# if the description have the message attribute
if 'message' in error.description:
return make_response(jsonify(
{
'error': error.description['message']
}
), 401)
else:
return make_response(jsonify(
{
'error': 'Access Denied'
}
), 401)
My blueprint registration in __init__.py
from app.errors.ErrorHandler import errors
app.register_blueprint(errors)
My abort call
from flask import abort
abort(
401,
{
'message': 'custom message'
}
)
The error 401 is handled by my handler but the message sent is the default message 'Access Denied'.
I insist : Everything worked yesterday ! (19 March 2019 - 6pm) Maybe it is a bug or an improvement not documented at all
Thank you for your help and if you need more information, feel free to ask
Louis
