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Me again,
Looks like when I have a bunch of base replacements, but no regular replacements, AutoRepeater doesn't capture requests properly. I've attached two configuration files that show this:
The scenario I am trying to get working is have an individual tab for each user session. Each tab needed several base replacements so that I could modify their CSRF token in the header and the numerous cookies the application uses to identity the user.
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I noticed this behavior earlier today. The reason it's like this is because originally all of the Base Replacements would get bundled up into one one request and get sent and then that request would get copied and each Replacement would get applied to it separately. This was causing extra outbound requests and was confusing. I changed it to have Base Replacements not send a request but I agree that the behavior isn't correct because it doesn't allow AutoRepeater to handle situations like the one you described.
I'll change the behavior to send the outbound request if a tab has Base Replacements defined but not Replacements to fix this.
Also, I think i've fixed the threading issue, i'll push both these fixes together in a few minutes.
Me again,
Looks like when I have a bunch of base replacements, but no regular replacements, AutoRepeater doesn't capture requests properly. I've attached two configuration files that show this:
Working:
working.zip
Not Working:
not-working.zip
The scenario I am trying to get working is have an individual tab for each user session. Each tab needed several base replacements so that I could modify their CSRF token in the header and the numerous cookies the application uses to identity the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: