We could print out the full endpoint, which was used for a request with print(raw_response.request.url). I found this to be more useful, as it shows potential problems more directly. The question is: "are the other prints for the endpoint and the params useful enough to keep them in, or should they go?"
A current pro is, that they would be able to show a malfunction of utils.build_endpoint, but in any other case they seem to just duplicate the output of raw_response.request.url with less information.
We could print out the full endpoint, which was used for a request with print(raw_response.request.url). I found this to be more useful, as it shows potential problems more directly. The question is: "are the other prints for the endpoint and the params useful enough to keep them in, or should they go?"
A current pro is, that they would be able to show a malfunction of utils.build_endpoint, but in any other case they seem to just duplicate the output of raw_response.request.url with less information.