Flask Response vs Flask make_response
flask, python
Solution
`make_response()` gives you a convenience interface, one that will take arguments in more formats than the `flask.Response()` object takes.
In addition, `make_response()` uses the `Flask.response_class` attribute (so `app.response_class`) to build the response. The default value for `Flask.response_class` is `flask.Response`, but you can set this value to a subclass instead.
So you should really always use `make_response()`, rather than use `flask.Response()` directly, especially if you want to support swapping out what `Response` class you actually use for responses.
You may have to use `app.response_class` directly if it is a subclass that takes arguments that `make_response()` can't supply.
Problem
I know that `Response` is what Flask uses by default for http responses. For specific responses format, I usually use `make_response`. Are there any specific cases where we have to use `flask.Response` instead of `flask.make_response`? in other words, does `flask.make_response` work in all situations or sometimes `flask.Response` is the only or the better alternative? Thanks!