RunPod•10mo ago

Serverless not returning error

The following code:

def handler(event):
    try:
        logger.info('validating input')
        validated_input = validate(event['input'], INPUT_SCHEMA)
        text = "Here is my input: {}".format(validated_input)
        logger.info(text)
        if 'errors' in validated_input:
            return {
                'error': validated_input['errors']
            }
        logger.info('running inferance')
        data = inferance_api(validated_input['validated_input'])

def handler(event):
    try:
        logger.info('validating input')
        validated_input = validate(event['input'], INPUT_SCHEMA)
        text = "Here is my input: {}".format(validated_input)
        logger.info(text)
        if 'errors' in validated_input:
            return {
                'error': validated_input['errors']
            }
        logger.info('running inferance')
        data = inferance_api(validated_input['validated_input'])

is returning the following logs:

Failed to return job results. | 400, message='Bad Request', url=URL('https://api.runpod.ai/v2/66w85qdd7bcp4t/job-done/8i26p55unhx4my/6843025a-7bbb-48ad-9da3-1b7b569c8d84-e1?gpu=NVIDIA+RTX+A5000&isStream=false')

Failed to return job results. | 400, message='Bad Request', url=URL('https://api.runpod.ai/v2/66w85qdd7bcp4t/job-done/8i26p55unhx4my/6843025a-7bbb-48ad-9da3-1b7b569c8d84-e1?gpu=NVIDIA+RTX+A5000&isStream=false')

5 Replies

ashleyk•10mo ago

The error key can only accept str and not a list or dict. Correct way of handling errors and causing the job to fail: If the error is a string:

return {
    "error": f"An error occurred while processing the job: {e}"
}

return {
    "error": f"An error occurred while processing the job: {e}"
}

If its a list or dict:

return {
    "error": f"Some error message",
    "output": someDict | someList
}

return {
    "error": f"Some error message",
    "output": someDict | someList
}

You can also do something like this:

return {
            'error': '\n'.join(validated_input['errors'])
        }

return {
            'error': '\n'.join(validated_input['errors'])
        }

But the way you're doing it is incorrect. @Justin Merrell can't this be fixed in SDK? More and more people are having this issue, including me.

Justin Merrell•10mo ago

I'll take a look, I thought I was just converting any error into a string as of now.

ashleyk•10mo ago

Oh maybe it does, I haven't checked out the latest SDK version, but it was an issue for me.

papantonOP•10mo ago

your fix worked @ashleyk thank you! not sure why my docker file bundled an old runpod version - the same code runs on a different serverless endpoint

ashleyk•10mo ago

Probably running an older SDK version, at some point returning a list for error worked but then somewhere along the line it stopped working.

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