1) When stubbing an adapter endpoint, cannot provide a responder function (it gets ignored). Works fine for payload-driven stubbing.
2) When stubbing an adapter response for a GET/DELETE (i.e. no request payload), and response contains regular expressions for runtime substitutions, exception is thrown due to request being empty, which results in stubbed response not getting values substituted.
1) When stubbing an adapter endpoint, cannot provide a responder function (it gets ignored). Works fine for payload-driven stubbing.
2) When stubbing an adapter response for a GET/DELETE (i.e. no request payload), and response contains regular expressions for runtime substitutions, exception is thrown due to request being empty, which results in stubbed response not getting values substituted.