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Indicates you've found an erroneous or unexpected behavior in the Stack Exchange API, or the Stack Exchange HTML or CSS, that needs to be fixed.
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Two minor typos in the "Register your Application" form
Fixed the the.
"Language" is perfectly cromulent in this context.
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Users timeline help claims to be pageable but isn't
/users/{id}/timeline now honors the page and pagesize parameters. sort, order, min, and `max have been removed.
The expected "wrapper" fields (total, page, and pagesize) are now returned as well.
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The users/{id}/timeline method is returning an extra result.
This is now fixed. Silly off by 1 errors.
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Order parameter not functional
This should be fixed now. order should be respected on any method that takes a sort.
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Server has stopped obeying Accept-encoding header
A 406 response breaks* a ton of proxies. In effect, if we strictly follow the standard we prevent many people on corporate networks from accessing the API.
We found this out the hard way.
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http://stackauth.com/0.8/sites down
This has been fixed.
Its worth noting that if stackauth is down, the "sites" data served up the API will eventually go down as well. Its cached fairly heavily, but is still ultimately stackauth sour …
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