Hello,
How can the HTTP response be accessed from the .NET client? The following is stated in the description of the sender.SendAsync(): If the protocol is HTTP, this will return request and response information.
Upon failure, an exception of type IngressError is thrown. The SendAsync() has no return value.
I would like to know if there’s a way to access the response when it succeeds, thank you!
We don’t keep the response around, perhaps you could explain a bit more about what you are aiming to achieve, and we can see what we can do!
I just wanted to know if there is a return value. You have answered my question, thank you!
No problem. We could add one, if needed 
Does the successful ILP over HTTP response mean that the row was inserted, or only that it reached the database?
A return value would only make sense if it could tell if a row was deduplicated, or inserted, otherwise I don’t see any value in returning anything.
It means that the rows were committed to WAL, but not yet visible for reads. Dedup would not have occurred at that point.