fix: correct usage of jsonify with HTTP status #906
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this commit replaces every occurence where the response of a view was a tuple of the output of `jsonify()` and a response code.
takinbo
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Sep 29, 2022
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this pull request seeks to correct the usage of
jsonify()with a HTTP status code.jsonify()returns a FlaskResponse, so to use it with a return code, rather than return a tuple of<response_content>,<HTTP status code>, one should set thestatus_codeproperty of the result fromjsonify()