Cannot get HTTP Status code of request which errors about fetch-client HOT 5 CLOSED

Hmm, okay. I've fixed up the cert and it is working but when I substitute my own API I still had the issues.

For now, I think the issue lies in that my API is not returning Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * on the header, thus it turns into a network request.

For future people who hit this issue - check your headers on the Response.

Thank you @bryanrsmith

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No problem! For error responses you should see the status code in dev tools, and you should see a Response instance in the interceptor or continuation. If you see a TypeError or other JS error type there's probably another issue.

One other thing I noticed-- your requestError interceptor is returning the Response instead of throwing it. That will cause the Promise returned by HttpClient.prototype.fetch() to resolve successfully instead of rejecting. Unless your interceptor is recovering from the error you typically will want to rethrow the unsuccessful Response (or use return Promise.reject(response)).

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The httpstat.us service you're using to generate the 500 response appears to have an invalid SSL cert, so the browser is rejecting the request with a TypeError. If you visit the site using https in your browser and tell Chrome to accept the cert then the gist runs as expected.

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Hi @bryanrsmith,
Thanks for replying to this issue. The same issue exists when you substitute for an API that returns a 500. I replaced the URL with our API that I know returns a 500 and I still cannot access the status key.

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What output do you expect to see? Here's what I see, which is what I would expect from the code:

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