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Currently, for REST actions, only items of responseValidationwhich start with "res." or "head." are considered. This is done so that the two different validation types can be distinguished. However, Sometimes it is useful to access res or head in a different way, e.g. with brackets if res is an array: `responseValidation: 'res[0] === "foo"'.
For that reason, all validations that start with "res" or "head" respectively should be considered.
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consider all responseValidations that start with "res" or "head", not only this that start with "res." or "head." in REST actions
consider all responseValidations that start with "res" or "head", not only those that start with "res." or "head." in REST actions
Oct 25, 2019
Currently, for REST actions, only items of
responseValidation
which start with "res." or "head." are considered. This is done so that the two different validation types can be distinguished. However, Sometimes it is useful to accessres
orhead
in a different way, e.g. with brackets if res is an array: `responseValidation: 'res[0] === "foo"'.For that reason, all validations that start with "res" or "head" respectively should be considered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: