Produce valid output when showing/copying as code #857
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Currently when copying a json request as fetch, it outputs a javascript object instead of a stringified version, which is not valid for a fetch request.
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Hey @Hydrophobefireman, TravisBuddy Request Identifier: 448955e0-92d2-11ea-84cf-61c3ab5f248b |
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Hey @Hydrophobefireman, TravisBuddy Request Identifier: 336ac280-92d7-11ea-84cf-61c3ab5f248b |
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@Hydrophobefireman may I know what is the intended behavior/enhancement of this PR? |
Currently, when using the
which shows up like this: this pr adds a |
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Hey @Hydrophobefireman, TravisBuddy Request Identifier: 4dbb9030-9361-11ea-84cf-61c3ab5f248b |
liyasthomas
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May 11, 2020
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