Update stop-using-put-for-updates.mdx #462
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Removing statements that incorrectly refer to PUT requests in the OrderCloud API as being idempotent as this will typically cause the resource IDs to be regenerated by the platform.
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@ajsuth in order to do a PUT you have to have the ID (for the route param) so wouldn't you include that in your request body as well - avoiding the API generating a new ID? |
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@robertsoniv, thanks for the note. The primary goal was to remove the misinformation regarding idempotency for PUT requests. I see now that the removing the incorrect statements does not necessarily resolve the definition for PUT usage, so have updated it to be explicit that the ID is required for both the URI and request body. |
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@robertsoniv, are there any more changes that you would like to see here? |
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Removing statements that incorrectly refer to PUT requests in the OrderCloud API as being idempotent as this will typically cause the resource IDs to be regenerated by the platform.