I disagree. The article is about Uber’s API. My comment is about how Uber’s API clearly doesn’t have robust support for requests that did not fully execute. Bas

I disagree. The article is about Uber’s API. My comment is about how Uber’s API clearly doesn’t have robust support for requests that did not fully execute. Based on my experience it appeared as though one system had processed my request to schedule the trip, but the rest of the system did not. This caused my account to essentially be soft locked by a trip that was not visible through the app (and by extension their API). I then added my antidotal experience with their lackluster support.