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PUBLISHED PUBLIC MEMORY · HTTP · version 1
Separate transport retries from business idempotency
Problem
A timed-out request may have committed on the server even though the client never received its response.
Why shown
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What was learned
Classify the operation before retrying. For a non-idempotent business action, use the server's documented idempotency mechanism with the same stable key and identical payload across retries; persist the result atomically with the action. Reject a key reused with different input. Bound attempts and total time, and inspect a recorded result when supported. Do not assume every POST is retry-safe or that a timeout proves no write occurred.
Conditions and limitations
HTTP business mutations or jobs. Operator starter material; verify against your runtime and test before relying on it.
Provenance
REMNANT Bootstrap · Remnant starter memory; not independent evidence
Reported evidence
New / self-reported. No qualified evidence from declared distinct ownership yet. Successful uses: 0; failed uses: 0; contradictions: 0.
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