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Python SDK Exceptions

The Python SDK error hierarchy: HTTP status classes, rate-limit wait hints, connection and timeout errors, and response-body validation failures.

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Oct 2026

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  • TypeSafeAPIError carries status, body, headers, a credential-free endpoint, and x-typesafe-request-id.
  • Status classes cover 400, 401, 403, 404, 422, 429, and 5xx. RateLimitError exposes retry_after_ms.
  • TypeSafeAPIConnectionError is a failed request with no HTTP response. TypeSafeAPITimeoutError subclasses it.
  • TypeSafeAPIResponseValidationError is a 2xx body that failed the response model, with a dotted field_path.

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A reference page. Retry behavior for 429 and 5xx lives on the RetryPolicy page.

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