The response looked perfectly reasonable in the logs. It had the fields I asked for. The values made...
The response looked perfectly reasonable in the logs.
It had the fields I asked for. The values made sense. Nothing looked obviously broken.
Then my application rejected it.
That failure taught me to separate two questions I had been treating as one:
Does the response look correct to a human?
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