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mtiller avatar mtiller commented on May 22, 2024

Just to revisit this, are there really OpenAPI specs that declare 500 responses? It seems like a 500 response almost always arises as a result of a bug/flaw/unforeseen issue. My point is, it seems like a 5XX error should trigger a validation failure. I can definitely see it for 4XX because this is indicative of the client doing something wrong and, therefore, we not only need the client to know they failed but obviously enumerate (via the OpenAPI spec) all the ways the client can fail in this request. But I just don't see this with a 5XX. I think those should not trigger validation failures. My 2 cents.

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danielgtaylor avatar danielgtaylor commented on May 22, 2024

This behavior has changed a bit in v2. There is no longer a restriction on what status codes you can set and the panic handling is now router-specific, so you can choose to use your router's panic handler, Huma v1's panic handler, or do something else.

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