Hi, @PabloRomanH. The HAR file was only a suggestion. All we need to troubleshoot is a single x-nf-request-id HTTP response header for an incorrect request. If you see multiple incorrect requests, please feel free to send more than one x-nf-request-id header.
The key takeaway is this:
- Our support team must have some way to identify one of the incorrect requests.
Each x-nf-request-id header has a unique value specific to one and only one HTTP response. If you send us the header we can examine what route that HTTP response took through our systems and what deploy id and function version was used for the response.
We have a support guide about that header here:
It explains how to find the header and it also explains what information you can send instead if that header isn’t available for any reason.
Please help us identify any incorrect responses by sending us the associated header value. A HAR file will automatically contain those headers. However, the HAR file isn’t the only way to identify the incorrect responses. It is just one option available.