[QUESTION] How can I use response body path in JSON request body
See original GitHub issueWhat is your question? I’m building a POST request with a JSON request body.
Trying to use { {Response}}
+ control + space
doesn’t do anything. I can use ENV variables fine, but what’s the point of only parsing and using the response values in query params only?!?!
What is the context?
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Please leave.
Why so hostile? It’s against the repos Code of Conduct, please stop.
Also, you can, it’s done through a hotkey -
CTRL+Space
.Not sure that this is supported, you can do it with a plugin though - but it’s a bit more. Perhaps we will see the support of before and after scripts like other tools! That said, I haven’t had much of a need for this though.