RestClient: Exception with status code

Hi, I’ve been using the package for a week now, it’s pretty good actually but there’s one thing that bothers me, Exception does not have a status code and/or the description from the server. I’ve been looking into your code and found that you return the error from UnityWebRequest which does not have neither the status code or a description from the server, in case my server return a 400 (BadRequest) with a description why it has failed. Both of those thing can be gathered pretty ease since you are creating a RequestException and have a RequestHelper in your disposal, which has both of those things. To make it a little more clear why it’s a good “feature” I’ll leave a snippet below.

RestClient.Get($"{URL}/test")
            .Then(response => {
                //Do something
                return RestClient.Post($"{URL}/token", model);
            }).Then(response => {
                //Here I can can use the status code and/or the "descrition" from server
                switch (response.statusCode) {
                    case 200:
                        //Success
                        break;
                    case 401:
                        //Unauthorized
                        break;
                    default:
                        //All the others
                        break;
                }
            }).Finally(() => {
                //Do something
            }).Catch(Debug.LogException);

If something goes wrong here (return RestClient.Post($"{URL}/token", model);) the second Then() won’t be called, and that’s fine, but catching the exception does not help me 'cause it does not say what really happened there

*EDIT

After posting this I realized that even this change won’t be enough for some cases. Using my own scenario, when opening the app, the user should log in, he/she might type the wrong email/password, if that is the case, the server will return a 401 (Unauthorized) (or you may want a 400 (BadRequest)), none of those are really an error, at least not a error to be “catchched” (in the Catch()), i would like to have them in the Then(), my case 401: (in the switch) will never be called, since server returned errors are treated as generic errors.

The EDIT part are just some thoughts, I’m not trying to suggest anything, is just, I don’t know, my case is “special”, (is it?)