I agree with rictorres
GET: retrieve data
POST: create data
PUT: fully update (i.e. replace) an existing record
PATCH: update part of an existing record
DELETE: delete records
https://rapidapi.com/blog/put-vs-patch/
Source
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/dcn/mso/3x/api/cisco-multi-site-rest-api-configuration-guide-321/m-multi-site-using-api.html#id_97964
"The main difference between PATCH and POST or PUT requests is that you can provide only the fields that contain new data rather than the entire object being updated."
- I think the phrase "you can provide only the fields" refers to specfic instructions.
- So, PATCH must be linked to: Updates a resource using instructions included in the request body.
- Therefore, the order should be:
POST
PUT
DELETE
GET
PATCH
It can be error between PATCH and PUT
GET: retrieve data
POST: create data
PUT: fully update (i.e. replace) an existing record
PATCH: update part of an existing record
DELETE: delete records
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