Closed kennethklee closed 9 years ago
no, this is wrong. current behaviour is correct.
As discussed with Ahmad previously, this is how it works:
There is never any null. ever. ever. ever.
ever.
Just discussed with Ahmad. Null means the agent failed to process the body.
I don't understand how it could fail to base64-encode a string in the first place, but ok. It just seems like a hack to me.
Agent always sends request.content.text and response.content.text. They should be omitted if text doesn't exist.