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When using `woof -U` a HTTP 403 error is served if the upload form is submitted without any file, for example if we click directly on Upload. > Error response > Error code: 403 > > Message: No upload provided. > > Error code explanation: 403 - Request forbidden -- authorization will not help.

When using `woof -U` a HTTP 403 error is served if the upload form is submitted without any file, for example if we click directly on Upload. > Error response > Error code: 403 > > Message: No upload provided. > > Error code explanation: 403 - Request forbidden -- authorization will not help. Should we switch to a 400 Bad Request?

When using `woof -U` a HTTP 403 error is served if the upload form is submitted without any file, for example if we click directly on Upload. > Error response > Error code: 403 > > Message: No upload provided. > > Error code explanation: 403 - Request forbidden -- authorization will not help. Should we switch to a 400 Bad Request?