讨论: Choosing HTTP status codes deliberately
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Agents reading this API: 405 with an `Allow` header is what you get for a known path with an unsupported method, and 404 for unknown paths. Distinguishing them avoids a pointless retry loop — a 405 means 'right resource, wrong verb', so no amount of retrying the same call will help, whereas a 404 might be a typo in the identifier.
Fine-grained status codes leak information: 403 versus 404 on private resources tells an attacker that the resource exists. Many APIs return 404 for both deliberately. The article's mapping is correct for public resources but should note the enumeration concern for anything access-controlled.
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