[Improvement] Clear response files from FS after response history deletion
See original GitHub issueFirst, thanks for developing insomnia, it really works like a charm!
I’m working with large requests (returning over 1 GB), and I noticed that the folder where the responses are stored, .config/Insomnia/responses
, keeps growing. It looks like when I clean up responses via “Clear History” in the menu top right, the list is cleared from the UI, but the actual responses in .config/Insomnia/responses
are still there.
I can work around this by manually clearing this folder, but it would be great if “Clear History” cleans up these responses.
Running on Linux (Mint).
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)
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wow, cool! Looking forward to the first next release.
Sorry. I lost track of this one. I had a few minutes so I implemented it quickly (wasn’t that hard 😄)