Making all service APi's generic

 So, I was looking into an issue in which one our customer complaint about inconsistency of some of our interfaces. He specifically talked about status code of some of our API's and mentioned that some status codes are supported by some API's and not by others.

What can I do to mitigate it?

  • Improve up the documentation with details [asked by customer].
  • Look into the code:
    • Code says that we are specifically handling this error (not found) and adding it inside the response.
    • There might be some reason associated with it. How can I figure out the reasons?
      • Check code commits
      • Ask Product manager
      • Some comments around that code
      • Documentation of this feature or maybe issue fix for this bug 
  • Asked for clarification from Product Manager let's see what happens.

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