Advanced error logs for HTTP module

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Hi,

I have a HTTP module (Make a request) which is constantly running in following error since last Saturday:
HANDLED ERROR
type
ConnectionError
message
Error: 502 Bad Gateway

I want to find out what the root cause for this error is. According to current status all services are up. https://status.make.com

Is there a way to have an advanced error logging / analysis?

Best
Robert

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Hey Robert,

for the most part, all Make modules do is forward the error that the server is sending them.

You can get a browser extension for Make to see the raw data that is being sent and that is being received as a response. This is extremely helpful for debugging issues with scenarios and module setups.

With that in mind, 5xx errors are servers side errors, so there is always the possibility that there is nothing wrong with the scenario it self. Especially if the scenario worked without issue in the past and nothing has changed.

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If you have the Make DevTool Chrome extension installed, you should be able to view the request and response headers and body from each module when you manually run the scenario.

From the Help Center article about the Make DevTool:

Make DevTool allows you to debug your Make scenarios in a completely new way. It adds an extra pane to the Chrome Developer Tools. Using this new debugger pane, you’re able to check all the manual runs of your scenario, review all the performed operations and see the details of every API call performed. It also brings a whole bunch of new opportunities for Apps development. You’re able to check every call that your app has performed. Thanks to this extension, you can easily debug your scenario, see which module, operation, even which single response causes the error, and then get your scenario back on track. Try it out and let your scenarios shine!

For more information on how to install and use this, see https://www.make.com/en/help/scenarios/integromat-devtool

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

— @samliew

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