In some cases we abort a request by returning a req_status with a an error message. But, not all requests return a req_status rc. While we made sure that all responses start with the same fields as in req_status it is better to use existing gRPC methods to abort. Like https://grpc.github.io/grpc/python/grpc.html#grpc.ServicerContext.abort (context.abort()).
Notice that this can't be used in updates as we don't have gRPC context there.
In some cases we abort a request by returning a req_status with a an error message. But, not all requests return a req_status rc. While we made sure that all responses start with the same fields as in req_status it is better to use existing gRPC methods to abort. Like https://grpc.github.io/grpc/python/grpc.html#grpc.ServicerContext.abort (context.abort()).
Notice that this can't be used in updates as we don't have gRPC context there.