when trying to get forecast for a given location, I always get a RequestError exception with status=200, reason=OK
I've done a bit of debugging...
Client.get() returns a Forecast initialized with await resp.json() as first parameter, without any inner parameters;ClientResponse.json() expects 3 parameters, the last one being content_type: Optional[str] = "application/json" hence the method is being called with the default value application/json for the expected content type- however, inside the
async def json I noticed that self.headers.get(hdrs.CONTENT_TYPE, "").lower() equals to application/text , yet the body seems to contain a valid json structure... b'{\n "current_condition": [\n {\n "FeelsLikeC": "4",\n "FeelsLikeF": "38",\n "cloudcover": "0",\n ... "mintempF": "46",\n "sunHour": "10.5",\n "totalSnow_cm": "0.0",\n "uvIndex": "5"\n }\n ]\n}'
- therefore a
ContentTypeError(ClientResponseError) is raised,
- after a few failed attempts,
Client.get() converts such "response exception" to a RequestError
it seems that:
- there are problems with the validation of the content-type in the response, and this causes python-weather to fail to produce weather data
- what starts out as a "response error" is converted into a "request error", and investigating a bit it actually seems more like a "response error"
- also the description of the error tends to be quite confusing since it says
status=200, reason=OK
context info:
- python 3.12
- python-weather 2.1.2
- dependency aiohttp 3.13.5
when trying to get forecast for a given location, I always get a
RequestErrorexception withstatus=200, reason=OKI've done a bit of debugging...
Client.get()returns aForecastinitialized withawait resp.json()as first parameter, without any inner parameters;ClientResponse.json()expects 3 parameters, the last one beingcontent_type: Optional[str] = "application/json"hence the method is being called with the default valueapplication/jsonfor the expected content typeasync def jsonI noticed thatself.headers.get(hdrs.CONTENT_TYPE, "").lower()equals toapplication/text, yet the body seems to contain a valid json structure...b'{\n "current_condition": [\n {\n "FeelsLikeC": "4",\n "FeelsLikeF": "38",\n "cloudcover": "0",\n..."mintempF": "46",\n "sunHour": "10.5",\n "totalSnow_cm": "0.0",\n "uvIndex": "5"\n }\n ]\n}'ContentTypeError(ClientResponseError)is raised,Client.get()converts such "response exception" to aRequestErrorit seems that:
status=200, reason=OKcontext info: