If viewing the logs is not enough, the Page Storage Addon could help inspecting the responses Scrapy Cloud is getting from a job's crawl.
1 - Go to https://app.zyte.com/p/<PROJECT_ID>/addons/page_storage, enable it and configure the settings:
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Page storage mode:
- Cache: Items expire after a month
- Versioned Cache: Multiple copies are retained, and each one expires after a month
2 - Stored pages are found as collections at https://app.zyte.com/p/<PROJECT_ID>/collections/.
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3 - Each stored page could be downloaded as JSON object or viewed from Dash. In order to check the HTML in a browser, the contents of the body field should be saved as HTML in a new file and opened in any browser.
Fields available per stored page as JSON:
body: html code of the page _encoding: cookies: url: url of the response _jobid: job id where the response came from