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I ran a few tests for an API I built to run a certain command line program, however I noticed that the keys returned are always for a given route, no matter what the parameters are, is this a feature?
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The route would be same but the *key* (randomly generated string) will be different each time. Sometimes
the key can be same if you call the API with same parameters multiple times
within a few seconds (This is done as a rate limiting measure so as to prevent multiple jobs with same parameters, if one such job is already running).
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I ran a few tests for an API I built to run a certain command line
program, however I noticed that the keys returned are always for a given
route, no matter what the parameters are, is this a feature?
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I ran a few tests for an API I built to run a certain command line program, however I noticed that the keys returned are always for a given route, no matter what the parameters are, is this a feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: