Idempotent Retry
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The practice of safely retrying a failed request because the underlying operation is idempotent — producing the same result regardless of how many times it is executed. HTTP GET, PUT, and DELETE are safe to retry automatically; POST is not unless the API uses idempotency keys. Retry clients should verify idempotency before enabling automatic retries, and APIs should document which endpoints are safe to retry without side effects.