bar.js: fetch checks Response #420
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In project I am currently working on, I also wrap fetch() method and return the result as json object, but tracy doesn't check if the response is actually a Response object. So it thinks my json object is response and tries to access .headers propery, that may not exist and then run function has on it.
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In project I am currently working on, I also wrap
fetch()method and return the result asjsonobject, but tracy doesn't check if the response is actually a Response object.So it thinks my json object is
Responseobject and tries to access.headersproperty, that may not exist and then run functionhas()on it.