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If name argument is used as a part of http call like this,
response = self.client.post(paymenturl, data=(open('API requests/payment_mastercard.xml', 'r')), name="payment")
it is seen in the web UI statistics.
But not sure where to use the same name argument as a part of a call with catch response:
with self.client.post(paymenturl, data=(open('API requests/payment.xml', 'r')),catch_response=True) as response:
I tried passing name as argument in the post call with catch response to no avail.
Any pointers on this?
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Closing this due to lack of activity. I hope you solved this, try slack if you still need help :)
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I'm guessing that this might have been caused by forgetting to call response.success() or response.failure() within the with-block.
response.success()
response.failure()
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If name argument is used as a part of http call like this,
response = self.client.post(paymenturl, data=(open('API requests/payment_mastercard.xml', 'r')), name="payment")
it is seen in the web UI statistics.
But not sure where to use the same name argument as a part of a call with catch response:
with self.client.post(paymenturl, data=(open('API requests/payment.xml', 'r')),catch_response=True) as response:
I tried passing name as argument in the post call with catch response to no avail.
Any pointers on this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: