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Bah! Just always return 200 and if there's an error, make your users look for an error property in the json return value that contains a thoroughly unhelpful er
by lj3 10y ago
Bah! Just always return 200 and if there's an error, make your users look for an error property in the json return value that contains a thoroughly unhelpful error message, like "I'm a teapot." ;)