You are troubleshooting an issue where the Fetch API call to a third-party API is not returning any data, and you suspect it might be due to a CORS policy. How might you validate and debug this issue?
- Use a CORS proxy
- Check the browser console
- Modify the server's CORS policy
- Reboot the server
To validate and debug a CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) issue, you can check the browser console for error messages, which often provide information about the CORS policy violation. Modifying the server's CORS policy or using a CORS proxy can help resolve such issues. Rebooting the server is unlikely to fix CORS problems.
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