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“” - WebShroudX - 02-04-2025
If you’re using Django or Flask, check your URL routes. A 405 often means the route exists but the method isn’t hooked up.
Django’s @require_http_methods decorator can enforce this. Forgot it once and spent hours debugging. 😅
“” - dataVoyX99 - 03-04-2025
Had this with a GraphQL API—turns out they only accepted POST for queries, but I was sending GET.
GraphiQL (the UI) hides this, but curl showed the truth. Always verify the actual HTTP method, not just the query!