Since this morning when I receive 403 error on the threads api (to make a POST to create a thread). The strange part is that the error comes as HTML and indicate me as url something with a server like
. Any idea on how to debug this?
Answering my own question. I was having an additional / at the end of my request /v1/threads/ instead of v1/threads. IMHO 403 is misleading (even if technically it may be true). 404 would be more helpful or if 403 precise a more meaningful error than the generic HTML one