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What is the difference between "document" and "object" moved redirect errors?

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What is the difference between "document" and "object" moved redirect errors?

I'm used to see "object moved" as a redirect chain issue that needs to be fixed, but this week my report contained a "document moved" redirect chain issue. And it's on our homepage. Looks like it might be a HTTP versus an HTTPS issue.
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