Represents an exception thrown by any service in the SDK.
A SumUpConfigurationException is thrown when there is a problem with some configuration parameters mostly when initializing the main \SumUp\SumUp instance.
Note: This exception is helpful during development but in most cases there is no need to be handled for production code.
SumUpConfigurationException extends from the base \SumUp\Exceptions\SumUpSDKException class, so getCode() and getMessage() are available by default.
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