Using the built-in webserver, API requests for manifests that are not in the repo returns a HTTP 401 error code instead of a 404 even when proper authorization is provided.
Here is an example of a request against my test repo for an existing manifest. The request is authorized and returns the manifest as expected.
Here is an example request for a manifest file that does not exist. This request uses the same authorization as the above example but receives a 401 Unauthorized response instead of the expected 404 Not Found.
Using the built-in webserver, API requests for manifests that are not in the repo returns a HTTP 401 error code instead of a 404 even when proper authorization is provided.
Here is an example of a request against my test repo for an existing manifest. The request is authorized and returns the manifest as expected.
Here is an example request for a manifest file that does not exist. This request uses the same authorization as the above example but receives a 401 Unauthorized response instead of the expected 404 Not Found.