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- If there are multiple content types available for a given path, the content type
application/jsonshall be preferred if available. Ifapplication/jsonis not available, then an appropriate content type will be chosen arbitrarily - OMG doesn't support multiple responses. As such, the following order of response
codes are considered as successful operations:
200, 201, 202, 2XX, 204, default. Furthermore, since multiple content types are not supported,application/jsonwill be used if available. Ifapplication/jsonis not available, then an appropriate content type will be chosen arbitrarily
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