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4xx is for invalid requests. You wouldn't log a 404 as an error

• raldi 9mo ago
  I’m talking about codes you receive from services you call out to.
  • jonathrg 9mo ago
    Oh that makes sense.
    • raldi 9mo ago
      There are still some special cases, because 404 is used for both “There’s no endpoint with that name” and “There’s no record with the ID you tried to look up.”
      • deleted 9mo ago
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  • mewpmewp2 9mo ago
    What if user sends some sort of auth token or other type of data that you yourself can't validate and third party gives you 4xx for it? You won't know ahead of time whether that token or data is valid, only after making a request to the third party.