It is highly desirable in APIs to properly handle errors and provide meaningful error messages, as it can help the API client respond to issues correctly. The default behavior tends to return stack traces that are hard to understand and ultimately useless for the API client. Splitting error information into fields also allows the API client to parse it and provide better error messages to the…
Encountering an “unspecified” error during development is like hitting a snag with no clue how to fix it. These errors are cryptic messages that leave developers and users scratching their heads. So, when building an application, it is important to clear the…
