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HTTP Status Codes

HTTP 100 Continue

100 Continue

The server has received the request headers and the client should continue sending the request body or proceed with the request.

100 Continuegeneral

Observed message

100 Continue

Why it happens

  • The request triggered an informational response during negotiation, upload, or long-running processing.
  • The client and server exchanged interim response details before the final status code was sent.
  • A proxy, framework, or client surfaced the interim status directly for logging or debugging.

How to fix it

  1. Check the final response status as well as the interim status to understand the full request outcome.
  2. Review upload, streaming, or protocol negotiation behavior if the informational response is unexpected.
  3. Confirm whether any client library, proxy, or framework is surfacing interim responses in UI or logs.

Official reference

IANA: HTTP Status Code Registry

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