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If all the API calls create a mailbox on demand, and never return a "mailbox doesn't exist" error, then the GET doesn't make any observable changes - it's as if
by joosters 7y ago
If all the API calls create a mailbox on demand, and never return a "mailbox doesn't exist" error, then the GET doesn't make any observable changes - it's as if the mailbox has always existed.
- Drakim 7y agoProvided that there aren't any other consequences, such as emails not being delivered before you do that GET.
- cryptonector 7y agoIdempotent != no side effects. Idempotent == if you do it more than once, you get the same result.