Errors are not communicating what went wrong

[FenekkuKitsune]

I'm getting constant 404 errors when trying to update the cache

modio::Error {
    kind: Status(
        404,
    ),
    source: Error {
        code: 404,
        error_ref: 15023,
        message: "You do not have access to this resource.",
        errors: None,
    },
}
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I've tried the fix in the FAQ - that being to remove the mod and delete the cache folder. But it's still ocurring. To make matters worse, the error shows up for a different mod every time. It's shown up for Mod Hub, goo puddle ignition fix, sweetheart carbine, and quite a few other mods! It happens consistently, every time I hit update cache, it goes for a bit then 404's. In addition, if I try to install my mods, I get a 403. I've updated my API key just to be sure that wasn't the issue, but no dice.

modio::Error {
    kind: Status(
        403,
    ),
    source: Error {
        code: 403,
        error_ref: 14000,
        message: "The file ID you have included in your request could not be found.",
        errors: None,
    },
}
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So, yeah, MINT is completely unusable for me as of this moment...

[FenekkuKitsune]

Ok I decided to startup mintcat because I was going to stop using mint in favor of mintcat which is actually being updated, and it told me that there's a mod that's been deleted. MINT didn't tell me anything. It turns out the last mod in the log isn't the one that's causing the error, which is actually dumb. So now MINT is working again.

UPDATE MINT!!!