nominal.exceptions#
Exceptions#
Errors raised by the client, from nominal.exceptions. All errors derive from
NominalError.
Raised when the extractor contract is violated (missing input, wrong output count, ...). |
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A header provider attempted to override an explicit request header. |
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The resource being created already exists (e.g. a container image tag already registered). |
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The request was not authenticated (missing, expired, or invalid credentials). |
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The requested checklist version has not been published. |
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An error occurred during a compute request. |
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An error occurred reading or writing the configuration. |
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A containerized extractor's container image is in a failed or unusable state. |
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No readable resource has this data scope name on an asset, or this ref name on a run. |
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Base class for Nominal exceptions. |
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An error occurred during ingest. |
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The ingest failed. |
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Error(s) occurred during ingest. |
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Ingest did not reach a terminal state before the caller's deadline. |
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One or more files in an ingest batch failed to upload; nothing was ingested. |
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The server rejected the request as malformed or invalid. |
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An error raised when a method has been deprecated and now removed. |
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A single failed multipart upload attempt. |
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The multipart upload failed after retries. |
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The requested resource does not exist. |
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An error raised when an parameter has been deprecated and now removed. |
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The caller is authenticated but not authorized for the requested resource. |
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The server throttled a request for longer than the caller's retry budget allowed. |
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A video file lacks the segment metadata needed to re-ingest it elsewhere. |
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More than one way of scaling a video's playback rate was given; at most one is allowed. |
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An error occurred during live video streaming. |
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The video stream is not open. |
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Neither or both of a video's timestamp modes were provided; exactly one is required. |
Warnings#
Warnings emitted by the client, from nominal.exceptions.
Emitted by the legacy standalone-video API, superseded by video channels on a dataset. |