Case for HTTP method shouldn't matter when finding a request. It is a gotcha that can lead to a frustrating debugging experience, even when using typescript, because mockResponseFor doesn't constrain the method property to only lowercase strings, so using POST for example will fail unexpectedly.
kingjan1999
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4 years ago
Case for HTTP method shouldn't matter when finding a request. It is a gotcha that can lead to a frustrating debugging experience, even when using typescript, because mockResponseFor doesn't constrain the method property to only lowercase strings, so using
POSTfor example will fail unexpectedly.