Don’t forget about connection pooling! Using `requests.Session()` can help with performance and consistency.
For errors, I like to log the full response sometimes—status code, headers, even the body if it’s small. Helps with debugging later.
And yeah, `raise_for_status()` is the MVP here. Saves so much time.
For errors, I like to log the full response sometimes—status code, headers, even the body if it’s small. Helps with debugging later.
And yeah, `raise_for_status()` is the MVP here. Saves so much time.
