Ugh, I feel your pain. That this code is usually caused by an invalid request error is the worst because it’s so generic.
Have you tried logging the *full* request/response cycle? Tools like Postman or Charles Proxy can help you see exactly what’s being sent/received.
Also, check if the API has rate limits—sometimes hitting those gives vague errors like this.
Have you tried logging the *full* request/response cycle? Tools like Postman or Charles Proxy can help you see exactly what’s being sent/received.
Also, check if the API has rate limits—sometimes hitting those gives vague errors like this.