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Use InternalServerError (500) instead of GatewayTimeoutError (504). #29
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Gateway Timeout Error is not really correct error status code. It is returned in cases when the request or response conversion fails. Thus Internal Server Error feels more appropriate.
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Perhaps we should make this configurable. This could be a breaking change if customers have set up monitoring solutions expecting this status code. |
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Gateway Timeout Error is not really correct error status code.
It is returned in cases when the request or response conversion fails.
Thus Internal Server Error feels more appropriate.
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