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by lightningspirit
1 hour ago
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> {"a":1,"b":2} and {"b":2,"a":1} are the same query and two different cache entries These two payloads are actually different. You're talking about semantics, which is determined by the payload format; in the case of JSON, these two are semantically similar. > GET gets this for free because the URL is already a normalized string It's the same principle; the order of properties matters too. |
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