Since a few months ago, it has been possible to check errors in the dashboard request log and get explanations and more details in the documentation. But!
The problem was that not every possible error was covered and sometimes ScreenshotOne users couldn’t find more information about unknown errors.
Since today, every possible error has been covered in the API and will be shown in the request log.
In case, a new error type appears, we will add it to the error documentation and to the request log.
Enjoy! And thanks for being a ScreenshotOne customer.
New features, bug fixes, and optimizations...
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