feat: Add idempotency key to session creation requests #1327
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KazuCocoa
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SrinivasanTarget
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CI is not happy yet since server-side changes aren't available in beta. |
mykola-mokhnach
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@SrinivasanTarget No, unfortunately this is a bug on the server side that is most likely related to keepAlive option and socket reuse. I'll take care about it and restart the test after the patch is merged |
mykola-mokhnach
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All works with the recent base driver patch. cc @KazuCocoa |
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This PR adds a random idempotency key to each session creation request. This is necessary to properly handle HTTP request retries. Read appium/appium-base-driver#400 for more details.