The timestamp in the response is in all of the API endpoints. Best practice is to have the exact same response body for the exact same GET request. Therefore, timestamps should not be part of any request body. This allows etag headers to have the same value, and browser/clients to be able to cache.
The timestamp in the response is in all of the API endpoints. Best practice is to have the exact same response body for the exact same GET request. Therefore, timestamps should not be part of any request body. This allows etag headers to have the same value, and browser/clients to be able to cache.