Until now we relied on a Method not allowed response status code (405) when querying for a dummy request to the /run endpoint.
While it is a sign that we passed Authorization, it does not mean that the endpoint is enabled. When debug handlers are disabled the status code remains the same.
This resulted in a False positive, so even when debug handlers are disabled, we raised an ExposedRunHandler
The best way to check this is by getting the error message "pod does not exist"
Until now we relied on a Method not allowed response status code (405) when querying for a dummy request to the
/runendpoint. While it is a sign that we passed Authorization, it does not mean that the endpoint is enabled. When debug handlers are disabled the status code remains the same. This resulted in a False positive, so even when debug handlers are disabled, we raised anExposedRunHandlerThe best way to check this is by getting the error message
"pod does not exist"