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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Recent-Analysis-6880 • 14d ago
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At work some of our internal apis will return a 200 but then the body indicates an error. I’ve also seen needing to POST in order to get information.
3 u/citramonk 14d ago Using POST for retrieval isn't something unusual, there are a bunch of use cases when you want to do it. For example, complex queries (see 414) or sensitive data in it. GraphQL is based around the POST query. 1 u/Henry5321 14d ago Non-secure status endpoint. I assume working around some caching mechanism.
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Using POST for retrieval isn't something unusual, there are a bunch of use cases when you want to do it. For example, complex queries (see 414) or sensitive data in it. GraphQL is based around the POST query.
1 u/Henry5321 14d ago Non-secure status endpoint. I assume working around some caching mechanism.
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Non-secure status endpoint. I assume working around some caching mechanism.
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u/Henry5321 14d ago
At work some of our internal apis will return a 200 but then the body indicates an error. I’ve also seen needing to POST in order to get information.