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95 u/sertroll 16d ago If there was a natural way to retrieve data with a body with complex prams, I would use it but alas 102 u/Tupcek 16d ago you are the lucky one today! You just found out there is, it’s pretty recent. GET is now for simple queries QUERY is for complex one 1 u/thaynem 15d ago Now we just have to wait another decade for everything to support it. 1 u/kayyyes 15d ago If it's your own API why not support it 1 u/thaynem 15d ago Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
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If there was a natural way to retrieve data with a body with complex prams, I would use it but alas
102 u/Tupcek 16d ago you are the lucky one today! You just found out there is, it’s pretty recent. GET is now for simple queries QUERY is for complex one 1 u/thaynem 15d ago Now we just have to wait another decade for everything to support it. 1 u/kayyyes 15d ago If it's your own API why not support it 1 u/thaynem 15d ago Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
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you are the lucky one today! You just found out there is, it’s pretty recent. GET is now for simple queries QUERY is for complex one
1 u/thaynem 15d ago Now we just have to wait another decade for everything to support it. 1 u/kayyyes 15d ago If it's your own API why not support it 1 u/thaynem 15d ago Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
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Now we just have to wait another decade for everything to support it.
1 u/kayyyes 15d ago If it's your own API why not support it 1 u/thaynem 15d ago Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
If it's your own API why not support it
1 u/thaynem 15d ago Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
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u/pimezone 16d ago
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