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In the typescript sdk when assembly.transcripts.submit returns an error it's just a string. Is there a way to tell if it's retriable or not (ie if there's a status code)?
E.g. differentiating between a bad file submitted on our end (where sending our request again wouldn't fix anything) vs an internal assembly error / throttling / etc (where we could presumably just try the same request again later)
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In the typescript sdk when assembly.transcripts.submit returns an error it's just a string. Is there a way to tell if it's retriable or not (ie if there's a status code)?
E.g. differentiating between a bad file submitted on our end (where sending our request again wouldn't fix anything) vs an internal assembly error / throttling / etc (where we could presumably just try the same request again later)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: