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by nkkollaw 2609 days ago
Ugh, why would they do that?
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Looks like the type tells you which HTTP status codes are possible from a given route, so that e.g. a route that can return only 200 or 403 is a different type from a route that could return 302. Which makes a lot of sense, because certain transformations / routing directives that you might want to do only make sense for particular HTTP status codes.