abort(404, message="foo") shouldn't add text to message. about flask-restful HOT 9 CLOSED

@madhavan020985 you need to set ERROR_404_HELP to False in your app config.

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Wouldnt it make more sense to be able to configure this per Api or per Resource? Maybe I want this feature on one API but not on another.

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yeah that's not good, will look into a fix.

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it's also weird when I send any kwarg and 'message' shows up along with it, which is unexpected.

abort(404, error="user {} not found".format(args['with_id']))

{
"message": "You have requested this URI [/foo/z4s6hp33im0h] but did you mean /foo/<key> ?"
"error": "user 123 not found."
}

If you want to provide sane defaults, that's one thing. But don't add parameters when I've explicitly said I don't want a field called 'message' in my output.

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Partially fixed in #71

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The problem is that message is included by default, see 7fbac1b.

It would require more work to allow leaving out the 'message' property.

https://github.com/twilio/flask-restful/blob/master/flask_restful/utils/__init__.py#L20

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This has been fixed.

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Is this fix available in flask - 0.10.1, flask-restful - 0.3.2... when i had an abort,404 with custom message, it made two mistakes... it replaced the custom message with 404 default message and it added a lot more messages like,
abort(404, {'message': 'custom error message to appear in body'})
gives,

{"status": 404, "message": "Not Found. You have requested this URI [/api/orca/v1.0/1234/reboot] but did you mean /api/orca/v1.0/string:SerialNumber/string:Action or /api/orca/v1.0/checkout or /api/orca/v1.0/checkin ?"}

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@madhavan020985 you need to set ERROR_404_HELP to False in your app config.

This does not work with a blueprint.

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