return generic '500' status on bootError page #8296
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daaanosaur
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Sep 24, 2024
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https://expressjs.com/en/api.html#res.status
This returns a 500 error http status in the header, rather than the default 200 ok
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Currently Nightscout Web Monitor does not return a HTTP error status code when displaying the
bootErrorpage.This means that while users can see there is a problem with the application, platforms it may be deployed on cannot.
Returning a 500 status error in this case will at least enable health checks to be performed and deployments to be restarted when there's an issue with the application.