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[weary python]

All I get is the 500 on the CLI, but I'd like to dig deeper.
Those 500, are response from your endpoint. You need to debug your endpoint and see why your server is responding with status 500 to the cli

[rain maple]

Hi @weary python

Yes. I know those are mine. But, is there a way to print them on the CLI to see what is happening?

One idea I had is to insert in my DB the return and go in there every time to see the error.

Any better way to see this on view directly somehow?

[weary python]

Yes. I know those are mine. But, is there a way to print them on the CLI to see what is happening?
Nope. You need to check your server logs

Any better way to see this on view directly somehow?
I think you should better set a monitoring tool in order to track logs and errors.

[rain maple]

Thank you 🏆