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How would the client act differently upon it? Sounds about as useful as telling the client how many TCP packets in the connection had to be retransmitted by the
by AgentME 10y ago
How would the client act differently upon it? Sounds about as useful as telling the client how many TCP packets in the connection had to be retransmitted by the server.
- whack 10y agoTo give one extreme example: it's possible that the duplicate requests are occurring due to a client-side bug. If the duplicated request produces a different status code, a diligent/paranoid client can use this as a warning-signal that there might be a bug in the client's implementation.