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include_failed must be true or false (invalid_include_failed) ​

HTTP 400Orion /v3 ProblemCode: invalid_include_failed
Type URI: https://orion.stellarchain.io/problems/invalid_include_failed

The `include_failed` query parameter must be the boolean literal `true` or `false`.

How to Resolve invalid_include_failed

  1. Inspect the status (400), code (invalid_include_failed), and detail fields in the JSON response.
  2. For 400 validation errors (invalid_*), verify query parameters against the Endpoints Reference or Statistics Catalog (GET /v3/statistics).
  3. For 404 errors (*_not_found), confirm the resource exists on Stellar Pubnet.
  4. For 409, 429, 503, or 504 transient states, retry with exponential backoff.

Example Response & Client Handling ​

json
{
  "type": "https://orion.stellarchain.io/problems/invalid_include_failed",
  "title": "include_failed must be true or false",
  "status": 400,
  "detail": "include_failed must be true or false",
  "code": "invalid_include_failed"
}
typescript
const res = await fetch('https://pubnet.stellarchain.io/v3/statistics');
if (!res.ok) {
  const problem = await res.json();
  if (problem.code === 'invalid_include_failed') {
    console.error('Orion /v3 Problem [invalid_include_failed]:', problem.detail);
  }
}
bash
curl -i -s "https://pubnet.stellarchain.io/v3/statistics" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

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