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This PR allows us to override preferences when testing with the GET test/<locale>?command=<foo> endpoint. Specifically, it allows the following syntax:
GET test/locale?command=<foo>&<pref_name_1>=<pref_value_1>&<pref_name_2>=<pref_value_2>.... For example:
GET http://localhost/test/en?command=2&conversion_strategy=US+EPA will use the US EPA conversion strategy, whereas GET http://localhost/test/en?command=2&conversion_strategy=NONEwill use the default conversion strategy — regardless of what the client has selected. You can override any preference, soalert_frequencyandalert_threshold` are fair game too. This should ease QA a bit during testing since we don't need to go through the whole menu to set a pref.
This PR allows us to override preferences when testing with the
GET test/<locale>?command=<foo>endpoint. Specifically, it allows the following syntax:GET test/locale?command=<foo>&<pref_name_1>=<pref_value_1>&<pref_name_2>=<pref_value_2>.... For example:GET http://localhost/test/en?command=2&conversion_strategy=US+EPAwill use the US EPA conversion strategy, whereas GET http://localhost/test/en?command=2&conversion_strategy=NONEwill use the default conversion strategy — regardless of what the client has selected. You can override any preference, soalert_frequencyandalert_threshold` are fair game too. This should ease QA a bit during testing since we don't need to go through the whole menu to set a pref.