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+ failure_string = "%s" % (failure.value)
You should probably just use failure.getErrorMessage(). (at first I was going to suggest str(failure.value) instead of "%s" %, but then I realized failure has a method for that already)
Looks good!
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+ failure_string = "%s" % (failure.value)
You should probably just use failure. getErrorMessage (). (at first I was going to suggest str(failure.value) instead of "%s" %, but then I realized failure has a method for that already)
Looks good!