Question : logs or throwing exceptions ?

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Question:

Is there a reason we are logging here and other places, instead of throwing an exception ?

I'd be intersted in suppressing logs from InfluxDb but i still want to be able to know what kind of connection error I get.

Is it too expensive to throw exceptions?

Best regards

````
@Nullable
public Ready ready() {
Call call = this.readyService.getReady((String)null);
try {
return (Ready)this.execute(call);
} catch (InfluxException e) {
LOG.log(Level.WARNING, "The exception occurs during check instance readiness", e);
return null;
}
}
````

The issue points to the Java ready() method, its execute(call) invocation, and the InfluxException handler. Start by tracing those entry points and comparing the surrounding logging behavior; done means the project has a decided error-reporting behavior that preserves connection-error details while allowing logs to be suppressed.

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