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The Exception#inspect method documentation states that it will "Return
this exception's class and message", so by default if you want to
quickly inspect an Exception you can just call #inspect.
exc = NotImplementedError.new("That's no fork!")
exc.inspect #=> => "#<NotImplementedError: That's no fork!>"
In contrast, Faraday::ClientError only prints the exception class, which
varies from the base class method documentation and makes inspecting the
exception a bit harder.
exc = Faraday::ClientError.new(NotImplementedError.new("That's no fork!"))
exc.inspect #=> "#<Faraday::ClientError>"
This pull request updates the ClientError#inspect method to follow the
superclass documentation and provide more useful information to help
intrepid explorers debug their exceptions.
exc = Faraday::ClientError.new(NotImplementedError.new("That's no fork!"))
exc.inspect #=> #<Faraday::ClientError wrapped=#<NotImplementedError: That's no fork!>>