Hey! Been there with CURL POST struggles. A 400 usually means the server didn’t like your request. Try adding `-H "Accept: application/json"` alongside your Content-Type header.
Also, for debugging, `-v` (verbose) is a lifesaver—it’ll show you the raw request/response.
If you’re sending JSON, make sure it’s properly formatted. Online tools like JSONLint can help validate your payload before sending.
Also, for debugging, `-v` (verbose) is a lifesaver—it’ll show you the raw request/response.
If you’re sending JSON, make sure it’s properly formatted. Online tools like JSONLint can help validate your payload before sending.
