AO3Error
Represents all the possible errors that may crop up in the process of interacting with AO3.
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Types
Represents an error that arises from having mismatched CSRF tokens and session cookies.
Represents a failure to log the user in due to a mismatch in credentials.
Represents a scenario where the network is encountering connectivity issues.
Represents a 404 error.
Represents a situation where the content can only be accessed if the user is logged in.
Represents a scenario where AO3 returns a response prompting for a redirect (e.g. 302, 304).
Represents a 503 error.
Represents a scenario where AO3 does not allow the client to filter on the tag. This is usually because the tag has not been marked common, and therefore it cannot be filtered on.
Represents a scenario where AO3 is redirecting the client to the works of another tag, in response to a request for the works of a particular tag. This indicates that these two tags are synonyms, and the destination tag is the canonical name for the original requested tag.
Represents a 429 error.
Represents a http error that is not handled