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Maybe. I would probably go for 401.
But those are also HTTP status codes, for HTTP client connections; I think that nuance leads to decisions like returning a 200 (“your POST was successful, here is the feedback”).
Not sure, myself. ![]()
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Maybe. I would probably go for 401.
But those are also HTTP status codes, for HTTP client connections; I think that nuance leads to decisions like returning a 200 (“your POST was successful, here is the feedback”).
Not sure, myself. ![]()