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In this case maybe, but generally GET should be avoided for any creative/transactional action because many systems will replay/cache GET requests, assuming that
by beager 8y ago
In this case maybe, but generally GET should be avoided for any creative/transactional action because many systems will replay/cache GET requests, assuming that they’re idempotent.
- verelo 8y agoYeah the caching issue is a great reason not to use a GET, i was more just suggesting if you're being lazy and pasting a request into a browser v's using a command line (which obviously you should) then it's easy to get going quickly to kick the tires.