What does error message "Failed to fetch" mean?
See original GitHub issueEvery single day I get Failed to fetch
generic error message when using the upload files v2 api.
What do I benefit from such generic message?
I cannot even debug the issue or know what’s wrong, It happens so randomly from time to time!!!
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@ImSolitude Thanks for the information. From that code, it looks like you’re using this in a React app. This SDK doesn’t officially support React unfortunately, but I’ll pass this along as a feature request. I can’t promise if or when that might be implemented though.
I actually just now found the reason in my case: When the site is offline, a call like
x = await filesListFolder(...)
fails with a simpleobject. This is also the case with v
8.2.0
. I’ll now just do atry { ... } catch(e) { if(e.message === 'Failed to fetch') { /* show network error to the user */ } }
. Thanks for your help and I hope this will help someone else.