I'm facing an issue where Angular's HttpClient is making a GET request twice, but only one request is visible in the browser's network tab. However, my backend logs show that the GET request is being triggered twice. What I've Tried I checked the Network tab in the browser's developer tools, and it shows only one request being fired. On the backend (Spring Boot Reactive), I'm logging every incoming request, and I see the request being logged twice. I added a console.log in Angular before the request is made, and it only logs the URL once. I'm using Angular's HttpClient with a simple GET request that fetches data from the backend. The relevant code is below. **This is my Api Service.** export class StudentApiService { public cachedStudent$: Observable<StudentDto>;export class StudentApiService { public cachedStudent$: Observable<StudentDto>; getStudent(id: string, withParentInfo: boolean): Observable<StudentDto> { const headers = new HttpHeaders({ 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Authorization': 'Bearer your-token', // Example of adding a token 'Custom-Header': 'custom-value' }); const url = `${this.base_url}/by-id/${id}?withParentInfo=${withParentInfo}`; if (!this.cachedStudent$) { this.cachedStudent$=this.http.get<StudentDto>(url, { headers }).pipe( take(1), retry(1), shareReplay(1) ) } return this.cachedStudent$; } } **This is my Component Class** export class AddEditStudentComponent implements OnInit,OnDestroy { constructor(private studentApi: StudentApiService, private activatedRoute: ActivatedRoute, private router: Router) {} ngOnInit() { console.log('ngOnInit called'); const url = this.activatedRoute.snapshot.url[0].path; this.studentId = this.activatedRoute.snapshot.paramMap.get('studentId'); // Subscribe to the Subject's observable this.sub.add( this.studentApi.getStudent(this.studentId, false).subscribe({ next: data => { console.log(data); }, error: err => { console.log('Error fetching student data:', err); } }) ); } ngOnDestroy() { this.sub.unsubscribe(); } } What I've Investigated Caching: I have used shareReplay(1) to prevent multiple requests, but the issue persists. Route Changes: I've checked to see if the route reinitialization could be causing the request to fire twice, but I don't see any route-related issues. ngOnInit: The ngOnInit() method in my component is only triggered once, so it doesn't seem like the component is being reloaded unnecessarily. Continue reading...