the error is now the response object. it does not have message or a stack.
I thing if ok or not, you you should r response.text() or json. and then create an error object.
it is useful, when you want to show the user some more specific error what went wrong. giving him a tip to resolve the issue himself, maybe create or update someother entity first.
I think you forget one thing,...
the error is now the response object. it does not have message or a stack.
I thing if ok or not, you you should r
response.text()or json. and then create an error object.It should be logged, yes, but probably not terribly useful to the app user. Maybe better to send the log to the app maintainer.
it is useful, when you want to show the user some more specific error what went wrong. giving him a tip to resolve the issue himself, maybe create or update someother entity first.
I would think this is terribly useful.
Right, useful to the programmer.