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It looks like two different well-defined user errors result in a status code of 500
specifying a nonexistent docker image
trying to run on a nonexistent ECS cluster
Ideally, we would report a 400 on these user errors. A caveat is that I'm not sure that's possible to do cleanly unless flotilla keeps track of the permitted images and clusters, since failing to find an existing docker image or flotilla cluster really should result in a 500 rather than a 400
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It looks like two different well-defined user errors result in a status code of 500
Ideally, we would report a 400 on these user errors. A caveat is that I'm not sure that's possible to do cleanly unless flotilla keeps track of the permitted images and clusters, since failing to find an existing docker image or flotilla cluster really should result in a 500 rather than a 400
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: