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Shows how to fix atlassian-python-api delete_space on a missing space raises generic ApiError instead of ApiNotFoundError. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
You were right: the library was swallowing the 404 into a generic ApiError. The maintainer agreed and wired delete_space (and the error handling around it) to raise ApiNotFoundError for the 404 case, landing in a commit on 2026-08-16.
You were right: the library was swallowing the 404 into a generic ApiError. The maintainer agreed and wired delete_space (and the error handling around it) to raise ApiNotFoundError for the 404 case, landing in a commit on 2026-08-16. So on a current version you can do the clean thing: `try: client.delete_space(…
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When I call delete_space on a Confluence instance with a space key that does not exist, the library raises a generic ApiError instead of ApiNotFoundError. I have to catch ApiError and drill into e.reason.response.status_code to discover it is a 404. Shouldn't a missing space raise ApiNotFoundError?
Problem outcome: unknown