Which one contains the header
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My question is about is description,
Each HTTP call to the API will result in a response, containing a
header called Request-ID
I'm a little confused here, it means the HTTP call contains the header called Request-ID or it means the response contains the header called Request-ID?
In my view according to context, it looks like the request contains the header, but isn't it an Attributive clause?
Thanks for your help in advance.
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My question is about is description,
Each HTTP call to the API will result in a response, containing a
header called Request-ID
I'm a little confused here, it means the HTTP call contains the header called Request-ID or it means the response contains the header called Request-ID?
In my view according to context, it looks like the request contains the header, but isn't it an Attributive clause?
Thanks for your help in advance.
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My question is about is description,
Each HTTP call to the API will result in a response, containing a
header called Request-ID
I'm a little confused here, it means the HTTP call contains the header called Request-ID or it means the response contains the header called Request-ID?
In my view according to context, it looks like the request contains the header, but isn't it an Attributive clause?
Thanks for your help in advance.
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My question is about is description,
Each HTTP call to the API will result in a response, containing a
header called Request-ID
I'm a little confused here, it means the HTTP call contains the header called Request-ID or it means the response contains the header called Request-ID?
In my view according to context, it looks like the request contains the header, but isn't it an Attributive clause?
Thanks for your help in advance.
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