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The current implementation shows a list of responses associated to the current request, which only really makes sense if none of the parameters change on the request between responses.
If I create a request, execute it so I can see the response, and then change something like the query strings or method, what should happen to the existing responses? They could be deleted, but I think it would be better to keep them, but show what's changed.
This can be done using bindListCallback() here instead of bindList(). The ResponseEntity will need to take a reference of the RequestEntity in the constructor (like it used to), and then for each iteration it can check what's difference, and list out the changes to the page.
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The current implementation shows a list of responses associated to the current request, which only really makes sense if none of the parameters change on the request between responses.
If I create a request, execute it so I can see the response, and then change something like the query strings or method, what should happen to the existing responses? They could be deleted, but I think it would be better to keep them, but show what's changed.
This can be done using
bindListCallback()
here instead ofbindList()
. The ResponseEntity will need to take a reference of the RequestEntity in the constructor (like it used to), and then for each iteration it can check what's difference, and list out the changes to the page.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: