In every response fetchdocs sends, it includes a set of headers, described below:
X-RateLimit-Limit#The maximum number of requests you're permitted to make per minute.
X-RateLimit-Remaining#The number of requests remaining in the current minute.
X-Trace-ID#The trace id is a unique identifier for the request. This is useful for debugging and tracing requests.
The trace ID is also included as the attribute trace_id in the response when an error occurs.
Please always share the trace ID with the fetchdocs support team, when you raise a support ticket.
When fetchdocs sends an outgoing request, it includes following headers:
X-Fetchdocs-Trace-ID#The trace id is a unique identifier for the request. This is useful for debugging and tracing requests. It's recommended to log the trace ID in your application, so you can use it for debugging and tracing requests.
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