Include HTTP status code as part of the error about python-client HOT 2 OPEN

Yup, that seems like a reasonable request.

We can change that easily enough, here: https://github.com/core-api/python-client/blob/master/coreapi/transports/http.py#L257

Note that this is only for the case where the service returns a non-200 code, without explicitly returning a coreapi Error response. If the service explicitly returns an error then it can set the title however it wants too.

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hm, seams not so easy to me.
my application makes REST Api Calls and uses this client for endpoint abstraction. since I want to make the application more resilient (ex. networking issues, gateway down etc.) I need to now the occured error.

For Example:

• 503 Service Unavailable: try request again
• 400 Bad Request: Oops, wrong call, stop

Why do we "coerce" requests into an Coreapi Document Error? It's a Transport Error and not like a ParseError or Coreapi Schema Type Error.

For me its reasonable to let requests raise the exception. See http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/user/quickstart/#response-status-codes

We can do a response.raise_for_status(), so I can catch that.

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