This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
You welcome to use this tool in case you have a bug in as “hot” environment (prod, pre-prod,…) which can not reproduce it on your local IDE environment due to a chains of many HTTP or database requests
Basic steps:
- Record:
Intercept and save data from any API on data issued environment (prod, pre-prod,…)
- Fetch:
Transport intercepted data to your IDE environment.
- Replay:
Replay captured info form data environment into your IDE environment.
Repeat “Replay” step until you find a solution to the problem.
The idea is heavily inspired by vcrpy library. Here is listed some points where vcrpy does not perform well for out problem areas.
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