Problem/Motivation

The documentation states that an HTTP status code 201 will be returned when deleting an entity. When executing a delete you actually get a 204 status code.

Steps to reproduce

Set up the json_api and enable the possibility to create/update/delete entities. Try to delete an entity.

Proposed resolution

Change the documentation to show the right status code for the delete responses.

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#2 openapi-delete_response_wrong_status_code-3174817-2.patch529 bytescgoffin

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cgoffin created an issue. See original summary.

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cgoffin CreditAttribution: cgoffin at Sopra Steria commented
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Here a patch to change the status code.

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  • richgerdes committed 49beb59 on 3174817-http-response-code 
    Issue #3174817 by cgoffin, richgerdes: HTTP response code for delete...

richgerdes opened merge request !8

  • richgerdes committed 49beb59 on 8.x-2.x 
    Issue #3174817 by cgoffin, richgerdes: HTTP response code for delete...
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Status: Active » Fixed

Good catch. The delete response code is indeed 204. Thanks for the patch!

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.