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To allow better messages and logs, the Key Access Control List Service (KACLS)
operation failures returns a structured JSON reply in the body.
The standard HTTP status codes are used.
JSON representation
{"code": int,"message": string,"details": string}
Fields
code
int
Standard HTTP status code
message
string (UTF-8)
A human readable error message.
details
string (UTF-8)
More details about the error, such as a stack trace.
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