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search: show the API's error message for refused requests - #355
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firecrawl searchnow prints the API's own error message when a request is refused. Before, it printed onlyError: Request failed with status code 402.Why search was different. Search posts through the SDK's raw HTTP client, so a refused request throws an HTTP client error whose message names only the status. The API's explanation, including its upgrade link, stays in
error.response.data.error. The other commands go through SDK methods, which already turn that field into the error message, so search now does the same.When the response has no
errorfield, search falls back to the error's own message, as before.Test: a 402 from
/v2/searchreturns the API's error text.