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From RESTful API Design — PUT vs PATCH by Segun Ola

Since PATCH is not idempotent, failed requests are not automatically re-attempted on the network. Also, if a PATCH request is made to a non-existent url e.g attempting to replace the front door of…

From RESTful API Design — PUT vs PATCH by Segun Ola

… the original request fails. PUT requests are particularly useful for major updates. So, how do we make minor updates to our resources (houses) whilst being good citizens of the web. Meet PATCH, the after-thought of REST architecture.

From RESTful API Design — PUT vs PATCH by Segun Ola

ys contains a full resource. This is necessary because, a necessary quality of PUT requests is idempotence — the quality of producing t…n, it’ll simply PUT the resource at the location. In this case, a full prefabricated house. Thus, a PUT request always contains a full resource. This is necessary because, a necessary quality of PUT requests is idempotence — the quality of producing the same result even if the same request is made multiple times.

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