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Superset has mechanisms to provide detailed error messages during import failures. The ErrorMessageWithStackTrace component in the frontend is designed to display error messages, including stack traces if available. It checks for custom error message components for specific error types and uses them if available. Otherwise, it falls back to displaying error details, including stack traces, using the ErrorAlert component [1].
Additionally, Superset's logging mechanism captures error details during import failures by logging exceptions and formatting them into JSON responses. This includes the error message, type, and level, ensuring that error details are captured and stored in the logs [2].
For your specific issue with the dataset_uuid parameter, it seems that the error handling might not be providing detailed feedback in this case. You might want to check if the error handling logic is correctly capturing and displaying errors related to invalid dataset_uuid values. If the error messages are not detailed enough, consider reviewing the error handling implementation to ensure it captures and logs all relevant details.
Bug description
At present when trying to import resources if the import fails there is no information available about the reason the import failed.
Both the UI and the logs provide a generic "Import failure" message.
A quick way of reproducing this (one of many)would be to:
Screenshots/recordings
Superset version
master / latest-dev
Python version
3.11
Node version
16
Browser
Chrome
Additional context
No response
Checklist
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