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This is the essentially the same bug reported as #907. #851 is vaguely related.
A HTTP API client needs to know whether the /units/NAME call created a new unit or updated a previous unit. @bcwaldon suggested that the API returns a different status code depending on which case happened. As of fleet 0.8.0, it appears to always return a 204.
Once this change is implemented, it would be great to add it to the API document too. :)
This is the essentially the same bug reported as #907. #851 is vaguely related.
A HTTP API client needs to know whether the /units/NAME call created a new unit or updated a previous unit. @bcwaldon suggested that the API returns a different status code depending on which case happened. As of fleet 0.8.0, it appears to always return a 204.
Once this change is implemented, it would be great to add it to the API document too. :)