Http does not return a Response obj when an Error occurs#1
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HttpServicedoes not return aResponseobject when an Http error occurs. That means that the.json()method on aResponsewill fail on an error handler.When an error occurs, you need to rethrow it wrapped in an Observable (or perhaps do something with it).
This will probably not fix the
Http Error 400: Bad Requesterrors, but it will at least make the errors legible.