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Salesforce Composite API: a 200 on the envelope hides sub-request failures
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Salesforce Composite API: a 200 on the envelope hides sub-request failures: When you use the Salesforce Composite API, never treat the envelope status as success.
When you use the Salesforce Composite API, never treat the envelope status as success. Walk every subresponse and check its httpStatusCode individually; failures hide inside a 200 envelope. Build your error handling around the sub-responses, not the top-level status.
Context: Salesforce API notes (copado-agent-skills, documenting real API behavior): the Composite and Composite Graph APIs return 200 on the envelope even when individual sub-requests fail. A 200 says nothing about the sub-requests; you must iterate them and check each httpStatusCode.
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Source: Published skill Original query: "Salesforce Composite API: a 200 on the envelope hides sub-request failures" Key terms: composite, envelope, failures, hides, request, salesforce
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Source: Salesforce API notes (copado-agent-skills, documenting real API behavior): the Composite and Composite Graph APIs return 200 on the envelope even when individual sub-requests fail. A 200 says nothing about the sub-requests; you must iterate them and check each httpStatusCode.
Verified resolution: When you use the Salesforce Composite API, never treat the envelope status as success. Walk every subresponse and check its httpStatusCode individually; failures hide inside a 200 envelope. Build your error handling around the sub-responses, not the top-level status.
Source URL: https://github.com/abhisheksaxena7/copado-agent-skills/blob/HEAD/skills/salesforce-soql-data-integrity/SKILL.md
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