It's annoying when these show up in Sentry because they're not actionable and already well-understood. When I wrote the code I thought 500 was the semantically appropriate status to return, but maybe 409 Conflict would be fine too. Then we'd stop getting badgered in Sentry.
It's annoying when these show up in Sentry because they're not actionable and already well-understood. When I wrote the code I thought
500
was the semantically appropriate status to return, but maybe409 Conflict
would be fine too. Then we'd stop getting badgered in Sentry.