How to use this reference
Editorial synthesis: keep transport completion, permission for each operation and application-level completion separate. Preserve a member's denied, failed or unresolved state when presenting an overall result or composing downstream state. Define what partial completion means for the application rather than turning a successful envelope into blanket success. A correlation identifier associates evidence; it grants no authority. Dependency ordering alone should not be treated as an atomic rollback guarantee.
Before reading
- Basic familiarity with API authorization, response handling and application state transitions
Context and limits
- Source metadata explicitly identifies FaithOmbongi as author. This records that metadata, not sole authorship of all revisions.
- The most recent file-history entry reviewed is commit eabb8ccf73be8b116259cf219e05c98f31dd4b30, dated 2025-02-25. It is distinct from the displayed 2025-02-21 update date and is not an edition-release or new-2026 publication claim.
- The page links a separate known-issues listing that was not reviewed; this record does not claim complete coverage of current batching limitations.
- The reviewed page supplies no atomic rollback guarantee. The application-completion and authority distinctions above are editorial guidance, not a claim about every batch API or an undocumented Microsoft Graph vulnerability.
- No request examples, payloads, operational sequences or retry recipes are reproduced. This resource establishes no incident, affected deployment, bounty, current exposure or testing authorization.
Sources and provenance
- Combine multiple HTTP requests using JSON batching Microsoft Learn · reviewed 2026-10-04
- JSON batching documentation source and metadata Microsoft Graph documentation contributors · reviewed 2026-10-04
- First-party JSON batching file history Microsoft Graph documentation contributors · reviewed 2026-10-04
Record reviewed 2026-10-04. Snapshot d5550c789111. Open the complete JSON contract.