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by LargeWu
646 days ago
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The difference between PUT and PATCH, at least in convention, is that PUT tends to assume you are providing the entire object of whatever it is you're updating, and PATCH will accept a partial object and combine it with whatever's already there. A common difference between POST and PUT is that POST is often used for non-idempotent actions (creating a resource), and PUT for idempotent actions (updating or upserting a resource). Of course this is also purely convention; nothing in the implementation of either enforces that usage |
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