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.onAny() not working as expected
See original GitHub issueI have my mocks set up like to:
mock
.onGet('/foo').reply(200)
.onAny().reply(500);
However, when I make a request to /bar, a 404 code is returned instead of my specified 500. Changing this to .onAny('/bar') or .onAny(/.*/) works as expected.
I am using axios v0.14.0 and axios-mock-adapter v1.6.1.
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- Created 7 years ago
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OK, thanks for the explanation, now I get it. I’ll fix it
Yeah, the feature was included with some other, larger changes. I’ll update the release notes to mention it.