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Sab669 posted:... Personally I'd only let the API's global unhandled exception handler return a 500. Any error condition you actively check for as part of your business rules should use whatever HTTP status code is most befitting of the situation - which is most likely one of the 400-range, like the ever elusive 418 I'm a teapot. But joking aside, realistically it's most likely a 400, 403, or 404. Of course, technically it doesn't make a difference, as long as it's a status code that gets correctly interpreted as an error code by your HTTP client.
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