Fun fact: HTTP code 405 *should* include an "Allow" header listing valid methods. But some servers don’t. 🙄
If you’re using fetch() in JS, check the response.headers.get('Allow'). If it’s empty, blame bad server config.
Workaround? Bug the API maintainers or brute-force methods until one works (not ideal, but hey).
If you’re using fetch() in JS, check the response.headers.get('Allow'). If it’s empty, blame bad server config.
Workaround? Bug the API maintainers or brute-force methods until one works (not ideal, but hey).
