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The API call block will be called in a method that checks if the request failed or not. If the response status code falls in one of the configured status, it will make retries with exponential backoff.
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Now when making calls to the StackOne API, if the response has a status code that
belongs to the list of codes that can be retried, it will make retries
with exponential backoffs. This means that API client will keep trying
until the max number of retries is reached and increasing the timeout value for each
time.
By default, only responses with 429 status code, related to rate limiting are
retried.