I\'m using PostMan to troubleshoot an odd 400 error with my Angular / NodeJS app.
I\'m trying to GET https://example.com/login.html and the request has
As it turns out, the issue was related to my implementation of JWT. For some reason, one user continued to receive a token that caused these 400 errors, even though the token was verified as valid using JWT.io.
I made two significant changes that fixed the issue:
I was embedding the full user profile (long JSON) in the token payload. I reduced it to just their userid, both for performance reasons (far smaller size) and just in case something in the complex payload was causing the issue.
I switched from JWT-Simple to jsonwebtoken in my node implementation.
I'm just glad that worked. My next step was to switch from 'Authorization' to 'x-encoded-auth' or some other custom name.