i don’t think this is really about 200 vs 202 even if you return 202 + pending, you still have the same issue underneath the outcome depends on work that happe

i don’t think this is really about 200 vs 202 even if you return 202 + pending, you still have the same issue underneath the outcome depends on work that happens outside the request queues, retries, third party stuff, timing between systems you can model it nicer in the api, but you still don’t really control when or if things actually finish the way you expect that’s been the tricky part for me in production not the status code, but the gap between “request handled” and “did the thing actually happen”