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As @AdamMcAdamson pointed out, there is a possibility to have conditional query parameters. For instance, one API call could return courses with 3 and 4 credit hours (i.e. www.example.com/course/search?credit_hours=3&credit_hours=4).
The question is, should we support this, or should we stick to one request per each query parameter if there are multiples? Also, if this should be supported, should it be done in v1 or the next version of the API?
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As @AdamMcAdamson pointed out, there is a possibility to have conditional query parameters. For instance, one API call could return courses with 3 and 4 credit hours (i.e.
www.example.com/course/search?credit_hours=3&credit_hours=4).The question is, should we support this, or should we stick to one request per each query parameter if there are multiples? Also, if this should be supported, should it be done in v1 or the next version of the API?
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