OcxProcessError, OcxTimeoutError

`OcxProcessError`class#

Re-exported from ocx_sdk._errorsView source

class OcxProcessError(exit_code: int, argv: Sequence[str], stderr: str = '', *, attempts: int = 1, stdout: str = '')

Bases: OcxExecutionError

An ocx process exited non-zero.

Attributes

Name	Type	Description
`exit_code`	`int`	The exit status. `int` rather than `ExitCode` because a process killed by a signal exits with a code ocx never assigns, and building an error must not itself raise.
`attempts`	`int`	Attempts made; greater than 1 when a retry policy was active. `_retry` sets it on the final failure.
`stdout`	`str`	Captured stdout in full, verbatim. Never read by `_summary()` or `__str__` — that is the entire point: a partial-failure report on stdout can carry data that must not reach a log through the exception message. Never redacted either, unlike `stderr` — substituting inside it would corrupt the JSON a caller is about to parse. Read it through `partial_report(err)`, which is the sanctioned consumer; never hand the raw error or this attribute to a log sink, to a logger that serializes `__dict__`, or to a pickle crossing into a lower-trust process.

attempts: int = attempts

exit_code: int = exit_code

stdout: str = stdout

retryable: bool

Whether ocx called this failure transient (exit 75).

Fixed semantics, independent of any RetryPolicy: this reports what ocx said about the failure, not whether a caller chose to retry it.

Re-exported from ocx_sdk._errorsView source

class OcxTimeoutError(timeout: float, argv: Sequence[str], stderr: str = '')

Bases: OcxExecutionError

ocx did not finish within the timeout and the child was terminated.

Attributes

Name	Type	Description
`timeout`	`float`	The per-attempt budget, in seconds, that expired.
`argv`	`tuple[str, ...]`	The argv that ran.
`stderr`	`str`	Whatever stderr was captured before the child was killed.

timeout: float = timeout