binder: Improve error descriptions for ServiceConnection callbacks #12263
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Hello @kannanjgithub ! Could you please consider this PR for approval? My colleague ywen@ has already reviewed it. |
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…rpc#12263) Non-experts don't really know what these ServiceConnection callback names mean (eg b/437170499). Use the Status description to explain them a bit. Compare to grpc#11628
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Non-experts don't really know what these ServiceConnection callback names mean (eg b/437170499). Use the Status description to explain them a bit. Compare to #11628