Empty OctanePartialException

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When an error triggers an OctanePartialException the system doesn't provide any feedback on what actually happened.

com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.exception.OctanePartialException
	at com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.network.google.GoogleHttpClient.wrapException(GoogleHttpClient.java:454)
	at com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.network.google.GoogleHttpClient.executeRequest(GoogleHttpClient.java:410)
	at com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.network.google.GoogleHttpClient.execute(GoogleHttpClient.java:336)
	at com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.network.google.GoogleHttpClient.execute(GoogleHttpClient.java:319)
	at com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.network.OctaneRequest.getEntitiesResponse(OctaneRequest.java:81)
	at com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.entities.create.CreateHelper.createEntities(CreateHelper.java:56)
	at com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.entities.create.CreateTypedEntities.execute(CreateTypedEntities.java:52)
	at com.example.octane.OctaneClient.createDefects(OctaneClient.java:28)
	at com.example.octane.OctaneClientTest.createDefectAndRetrieve(OctaneClientTest.java:48)

I analysed the code, and the problem is that you are not setting message in the super class.

public class OctanePartialException extends RuntimeException{

	private Collection<EntityModel> entities = null;
	private Collection<ErrorModel> errors = null;
	
	/**
	 * Creates a new OctanePartialException object based on errors and entities models
	 * 
	 * @param errorModels - error models
	 * @param entities - entities models  
	 */
	public OctanePartialException(Collection<ErrorModel> errorModels, Collection<EntityModel> entities){
		
		setEntitiesModels(entities);
		setErrorModels(errorModels);
		
	}

For example, you could be calling super("my custom error message") in the constructor.

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PS: I forgot to mention that I'm using sdk-src:15.1.60