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Hi: Using the TED Search API I noticed some unexpected behaviours: Wrongly formatted dates are treated as successful requestsLet the 3rd of March of 2025 be our date of interest on a notice search, for notices published in Denmark. Invalid iteration tokens result in a 500 code, which is confusingA request like {
"query": "place-of-performance=DNK",
"fields": [
"place-of-performance"
],
"page": 1,
"limit": 50,
"scope": "LATEST",
"checkQuerySyntax": false,
"paginationMode": "ITERATION",
"onlyLatestVersions": false,
"iterationNextToken": "trigger error"
}if sent to the API will get as a response a 500 HTTP code. This can be confusing as if a script wrongly modifies the token, the response makes the user believe that the fault is on the API and not on themselves. This last bug was happening a few months ago; maybe it has been solved already but saw no reference to it in the issues. Thank you for your work! |
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