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Explore Stack Internal Actually, there are much more exceptions that requests.get() can generate than just ConnectionError. Here are some I've seen in production:
from requests import ReadTimeout, ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, Timeout, ConnectionError try: r = requests.get(url, timeout=6.0) except (ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, ReadTimeout, Timeout, ConnectionError): continue Actually, there are much more exceptions that requests.get() can generate than just ConnectionError. Here are some I've seen in production:
from requests import ReadTimeout, ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, Timeout, ConnectionError try: r = requests.get(url, timeout=6.0) except (ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, ReadTimeout, Timeout, ConnectionError): continue Actually, there are much more exceptions that requests.get() can generate than just ConnectionError. Here are some I've seen in production:
from requests import ReadTimeout, ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, Timeout, ConnectionError try: r = requests.get(url, timeout=6.0) except (ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, ReadTimeout, Timeout, ConnectionError): continue Actually, there are much more exceptions that requests.get() can generate than just ConnectionError. Here are some I've seen in production:
from requests import ReadTimeout, ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, Timeout, ConnectionError try: r = requests.get(url, timeout=6.0) except (ConnectTimeout, HTTPError, ReadTimeout, Timeout, ConnectionError): continue