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IFDeleting a score within ~20 seconds after its creation results in both POST and DELETE returning success, but the score persists and remains visible in the UI/API.
THENImplement a client-side retry mechanism: after creating a score, wait until it is queryable (e.g., via GET /scores/{id}) before sending the DELETE request. Alternatively, use a neutral-state workaround by updating the score to a neutral value instead of deleting it immediately, then batch-deleting later. If using Langfuse API client, add existence checks with retries before deletion to avoid silent persistence.
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