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By using the obvious event handler::
layer.getSource().on('tileloaderror', function (ev) {
console.log(ev);
I get an output rather useless, since it doesn't seem to contain any information regarding HTTP Response body/headers etc.
Is there a way to access those kind of information after a failed tile request?
In my implementation, access token must be updated, thus response code is necessary.
If not possible after all, maybe there is a way to create a custom tile load request (maybe implement my own "tileloadfunction" or something).
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