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This is by design. If you want to make "another attempt", you should use a new idempotency key. Think of it as "one attempt/transaction/request" == "one idempot
by jey 10y ago
This is by design. If you want to make "another attempt", you should use a new idempotency key. Think of it as "one attempt/transaction/request" == "one idempotency key".
- brandur 10y agoYes, exactly! Like you say, the idea is that an idempotency key represents a single request. It's perfectly okay to make a new request that's almost identical to the original in that it shares the same endpoint and all the same parameters, but that should be done using a freshly generated idempotency key.