Include method name in command line logging #66
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Include method name in command line logging
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When using the command line
--no-weboption, it'll print out stats on each request. But it only prints out the request url, however internally it uses method (GET/POST/etc) and url. If you're GETting and POSTing to the same url (quite common with html forms ;) ), you'll see duplicate urls and you won't (easily) be able to tell how long the GET request vs the POST request for a url took.This patch shows
GET $URL/POST $URLin the command line stats