Is there any other way to get the error message if authentication fails in Service Classes?

[morcef]

Hi,
I am new to this SDK, and I have been starting with using the Detects Service Class (https://falconpy.io/Service-Collections/Detects.html). In the beginning the Detects authenticated() method would return False, and I was having trouble finding the reason.
This seems to be due to the fact that the Service Class will throw away any response that does not have status code 201, and include a token (

falconpy/src/falconpy/_service_class.py

Lines 142 to 156 in 5adb86c

	if _["status_code"] == 201:
	self.token = _["body"]["access_token"]
	self.headers = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {self.token}"}
	# Swap to the correct region if they've provided the incorrect one
	if "X-Cs-Region" not in _["headers"]:
	# GovCloud autodiscovery is not currently supported
	token_region = confirm_base_region(confirmed_base)
	else:
	token_region = _["headers"]["X-Cs-Region"].replace("-", "")
	requested_region = confirm_base_region(confirmed_base)
	if token_region != requested_region:
	self.base_url = confirm_base_url(token_region.upper())
	else:
	self.token = False
	self.headers = {}

).
At this point there was no clear way for me to figure out why this was failing, other than accessing the Detects' auth_object, and executing its token() method a second time to get the actual response. However, my IDE is giving me the following warning when accessing the auth_object: Unresolved attribute reference 'auth_object' for class 'Detects'.

[jshcodes]

Can I see a sample of your code? You're correct that you should be able to call token() straight from the auth_object attached to the service class instance.

Please remember to redact any API credentials, CID values or AID values.

[morcef]

the highlight in PyCharm is super-annoying

Haha, it most definitely is!

PyCharm is annoyed that auth_object is not defined explicitly within _service_class.py. (It's value is set based upon login variation, which is the same time it is defined.)

That's what I was worried was the cause as well. Thank you for looking into that as well.

[jshcodes]

Absolutely not a problem. Thank you for reporting these, they are both excellent contributions! 😄

[morcef]

Hi @jshcodes :)

I just wanted to inform you that I am still experiencing the annoying PyCharm warnings.

auth = OAuth2(client_id="client_id", client_secret="client_secret")

auth.token()

if not auth.authenticated():
    print(f"Status code: {auth.token_status}, message: {auth.token_fail_reason}")

This code works fine, but still gives me:

Unresolved attribute reference 'authenticated' for class 'OAuth2'
Unresolved attribute reference 'token_status' for class 'OAuth2'
Unresolved attribute reference 'token_fail_reason' for class 'OAuth2'

[jshcodes]

Booooo JetBrains! 😞

Let's handle this as a new issue and get that resolved.

[jshcodes]

Hi @morcef!

I am unable to recreate the issue as described above. (See ticket here.) Is this still occurring?