Quoting the readme :
RegistryAuthenticationException: username/password combination is invalid
RegistryAuthorizationException: username/password does not have sufficient rights to access this registry
I don't see any use of RegistryAuthorizationException. My guess is that on both 401 and 403, a RegistryAuthenticationException is thrown.
If I'm right, we should raise the right exception in a 401 context, or delete the exception from the expection classes.
Quoting the readme :
I don't see any use of RegistryAuthorizationException. My guess is that on both 401 and 403, a RegistryAuthenticationException is thrown.
If I'm right, we should raise the right exception in a 401 context, or delete the exception from the expection classes.