fix: Ensure DataprocSparkConnectException displays error messages in all Jupyter environments - #136
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This pull request improves the user experience when creating Dataproc sessions by making error information more accessible. It addresses a limitation in certain interactive development environments where exception details are not always visible, by ensuring these critical details are logged, thereby simplifying troubleshooting and debugging for users.
Highlights
- Enhanced Error Visibility: Implemented conditional logging for exceptions that occur during Dataproc session creation. This ensures that error details are captured in logs, particularly in environments like Jupyter or Workbench where exceptions might not be automatically displayed to the user.
- More Informative Error Messages: Updated the error messages for both DataprocSparkConnectException and general Exception types to include the specific details of the underlying exception, providing clearer context for debugging.
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Code Review
This pull request improves error handling during Dataproc session creation by adding explicit logging for exceptions. This is a valuable change for environments like Jupyter or Vertex AI Workbench where exception details might not be displayed automatically. The implementation correctly addresses the issue, but it introduces some code duplication in the exception handling blocks. I've added a comment with a suggestion to refactor this to improve maintainability.
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jupyter or workbench doesnt' automatically display exception error info
addressed issue for branch-0.1 #138
adding the same changes to main branch