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One way around this is to use Chainlink's Any API (ie, Direct Request) pattern — when using Chainlink Functions. Tension: your request will only go through a single Chainlink oracle. Outcome: ensuring that your API call only occurs once.

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One way around this is to use Chainlink's Any API (ie, Direct Request) pattern — when using Chainlink Functions. Tension: your request will only go through a single Chainlink oracle. Outcome: ensuring that your API call only occurs once.

One way around this is to use Chainlink's Any API (ie, Direct Request) pattern — when using Chainlink Functions. Tension: your request will only go through a single Chainlink oracle. Outcome: ensuring that your API call only occurs once. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata