Steve Jorgensen

I'm in the middle of some rewriting, but the last code I had looked basically like… ```python try: client.delete_space(key) except ApiNotFoundError: # but this never happens pass except ApiError as...

The docs specifically state that a 409 response may also be returned, and of course, regardless of what the docs say, there could always be a 500 error, etc.

From what I can determine, it actually doesn't. I examined the code, and that argument is passed to requests which wants a file-like object. It is actually not obvious to...

When you get a chance, please look into this. I believe you will find that it is fine (and best) to pass the file object instead of reading the file...

…or I can simply submit an MR if test coverage is in place to confirm that the change works.

The `open` _is_ needed. It's the `read` that's not needed.

Ah. Yes. Much simpler. Not sure why I didn't think of that. :)

Actually, if I visit the URL manually and remove "auto", I do get the file, so any idea why "auto" is being added to the name in the URL?

In the manifest.json file, I see that all of the mapped values have "auto" prepended to them.

I found a question about this and an answer with a workaround at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65245185/new-to-webpackautoprefix-problem-with-webpack-manifest-plugin It's a webpack 5 thing.