Can't capture the server json response even if i can see it in the Network tab
See original GitHub issueLatest version of apollo-client 3.2.5
i’m trying to run
apolloClient
.mutate({
mutation: SAVE_TICKET,
variables: input,
})
.then((res) => {
// all ok
})
.catch((err) => {
// i expect to get the json response error
});
hoever i can’t capture the server json response that is containing the error. any ideea how i can achieve this.
ty.
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I meant that the error will be returned in
res.errors
in theres
object passed to your.then
callback when you useerrorPolicy: "all"
, so you can handle the error(s) as data.On a more human note, is everything okay? Something about this issue, possibly my response, seems to have made you angry at Apollo—like, beyond the point of productive frustration. There’s no need for passive-aggressive PRs like #7245, or off-topic comments like https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-client/issues/7247#issuecomment-717592642. Could you possibly dial it down a bit, so we can get back to finding a good solution here? If you’d rather be angry, please take it somewhere else.
I have a similar issue exept with .query, im unable to log the errors i see in the network tab