On May 11, 2009, at 4:56 PM, Brian Candler wrote:
I notice that:
* DELETE lets you specify ...?rev=xxxx as part of the URL
I did it this way so don't have have to put the _rev in a json body of
the DELETE request.
* But PUT doesn't (it seems to ignore it)
PUT and POST, you put the _rev in the json object.
-Damien
* Both of them let you use an If-Match: xxxx header instead
I was just wondering if it's intentional that PUT doesn't honour ?
rev=xxxx.
Admittedly, if it did, there would then be *three* different ways of
specifying the same thing (including _rev in the JSON body). However
it's
often more convenient to add a query string than to add an extra
header,
and it seems a bit inconsistent at the moment.
This isn't a big problem for me, but just thought it was worth a
mention.
Regards,
Brian.
