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Today, a Provider processing a notification can only return either the maintenance objects or raise a ProviderError when it was not possible to get, at least, a maintenance object from the notification.
Some times the notification parsed is not actually containing any relevant information and it's not actually needed to be parsed and raise an error, just signal that it was not containing any relevant info.
Use Case
Being able to differentiate between parsing errors and non relevant notification would make the library clients able to handle each one in a different way.
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An example of the need for this is with Lumen, where emails regarding support tickets come from the same address ([email protected]) as emails regarding scheduled maintenance. This results in a lot of "failed" parsing for the support ticket emails.
Environment
Proposed Functionality
Today, a
Provider
processing a notification can only return either the maintenance objects or raise aProviderError
when it was not possible to get, at least, a maintenance object from the notification.Some times the notification parsed is not actually containing any relevant information and it's not actually needed to be parsed and raise an error, just signal that it was not containing any relevant info.
Use Case
Being able to differentiate between parsing errors and non relevant notification would make the library clients able to handle each one in a different way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: