Post Views: 17 1. For the same GraphQL API request, it sometimes responds to 500 in the browser, and there is no response data, and sometimes the response is 200, and there is a response data. as shown in Figure 1 2. When the response is 500, there is no response data. Decide to set the error level to output…
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