Add Retry-After and rate limit headers to 429 responses#108
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Add Retry-After and rate limit headers to 429 responses#108sejalpunwatkar wants to merge 1 commit intometabrainz:masterfrom
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When a request exceeds the rate limit, the API now returns a standard Retry-After header along with useful X-RateLimit-* headers. This helps clients know when they can safely retry requests and improves overall API usability without changing existing behavior.
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When a request exceeds the rate limit, the API now returns a standard Retry-After header along with useful X-RateLimit-* headers. This helps clients know when they can safely retry requests and improves overall API usability without changing existing behavior.