why does hoverfly use CGO_ENABLED=0 in its releases? This causes all normal logic to choose between netCgo and netGo to be overruled. Is/was there any reason to always choose for netGo? In my case I rely on custom nsswitch modules which are not usable now. (e.g. nss-docker)
Stuck in below problem where Hoverlfy should return only the specific value (not the whole) passed inside query or parameter in response body. I tried below but it’s returning the whole parameter but not just one of the value required.
This is the request (POST):
http://localhost:8500/ServiceDetails?filter={"condition":{"a1":"x1","a2":"x2","a3":"x3","a4":"x4"}}
- Value of a4 (ie. x4) inside filter needs to be passed in response ie values
I used below method to capture:
"{{ Request.QueryParam.filter “jsonpath” “$.condition.a4” }}"
Could you tell me why hoverfly adds the HTTP header "Req/ Resp"?
I think this header is probably for confirmation that hoverfly alive, however, some tests will be failed if the application under test can only accept expected request headers.
Implementation of some kind of the bool flag for default HTTP headers might be useful...?
(I intend to create pull requests for this issue sometime.)
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Is there a known issue with using the verificationData within a verify() ? I'm seeing that when I try to retrieve the journal entries from the verificationData it is only available intermittently, even when the verify passes.
For example,
hoverfly.verify(
service("someservice")
.post("someendpoint")
.anyBody()
,(((request, verificationData) -> {
if (verificationData.getJournal().getEntries().size() > 0) {
JournalEntry journalEntry = verificationData.getJournal().getEntries().get(0);
String requestBody = journalEntry.getRequest().getBody();
}
}))
The journal entries sometimes are empty and sometimes have the expected values??
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- Our OCP platform only allows Https. I am not sure if running in Proxy mode even possible with the HTTPS is the the only possible option.
- How to run Hoverfly in debug mode ?
- I am trying to capture Payloads from Https traffic. When running in Proxy mode - Https terminates at the network level - since it terminates at the edge , i do not think it will need certificates. Can someone advise if my understanding is correct ?
Unless I'm missing something in the docs, it seems like there's currently no way to get Hoverfly to recognize two multipart/form-data requests with the same payloads as identical... e.g. curl localhost -F foo=bar; !!, because the request body contains random/nondeterministic form data boundary strings per the HTTP spec.
Is there a good way to work around that, or would this need to be requested as a new feature?
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capture while making a call to target service in postman to create simulation with proxyHost as localhost and proxyPort as 8500. Getting the following errorHoverfly Error!
There was an error when forwarding the request to the intended destination
Got error: Post https://url :EOF
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