In many cases, in the event of an error, the API does not return a HTTP code that indicates this; rather, it will return 200 anyways and notify users via internal error codes and messages. This is something we still can improve on. Right now, I think we do not return any error message. It could be though that this is because we do not know which codes mean any form of success and which codes cause an error.
First thing is to look into that for gen_cube().
In many cases, in the event of an error, the API does not return a HTTP code that indicates this; rather, it will return 200 anyways and notify users via internal error codes and messages. This is something we still can improve on. Right now, I think we do not return any error message. It could be though that this is because we do not know which codes mean any form of success and which codes cause an error.
First thing is to look into that for
gen_cube().