HttpErrorResponse statusText always default to 'OK' for any statusCode

[sanju1465]

For any HttpErrorResponse statusCode ( 400, 401, 500, 404 ) angular returning status text always 'OK'
but in postman returning correct status text.

[Zercerium]

it's the default angular behaviour. For more information angular/angular#23334

[hima193]

same issue here. and i tried everything and nothing works

[realshoaib]

'm having same issue. help!

[EJamotte]

Same issue here, can't find the right solution

[realshoaib]

How can you explain that? & can you show your code snippet where you resolved this issue?

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[ddecoste]

I do not have this issue, but my business partner does. He is working on a Win10 machine and I am on a M1Pro Macbook. Not sure if it matters, or if it's just a coincidence, but what OS are you running?

[tomicluka24]

Are there any updates? I'm having the same problem..

[ranjahmed]

I have same problem in windows 10

[Moundier]

I'm having the same problem. In principle the operating system should not matter at this point. I use arch linux btw on a Intel architecture iMac. Also, i had to check on about proxy configuration and same result was thrown.

[Moundier]

I've found a workaround. Since it is the default angular behavior as mentioned by @Zercerium, to prevent wrong HttpErrorResponse's attribute values, what I do is to create a Dto in my backend that matches the angular object HttpErrorResponse, and I provide the custom attributes to be sent to client side. That way I can get the desired status and so on values.