Prevent a .NET API from adding cache headers to unsuccessful requests
Read OriginalThis technical article addresses a common issue in .NET APIs where response cache headers are incorrectly sent for non-successful requests (e.g., 400 BadRequest). It critiques the naive use of the ResponseCache attribute and basic caching middleware, highlighting their pitfalls. The article provides solutions for ensuring cache headers are only applied to successful responses, improving API reliability and client-side behavior.
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