Closed ngregoire closed 4 years ago
Thanks! Just out of curiosity, why did you limit it to responses only? Doesn't it make sense to use gron
for JSON requests as well?
I limited gron
to responses because JSON requests are much less common than responses. But technically, it could be applied to both..
I see your point, that setting was designed for cases where it never makes sense to apply it for requests or responses, so it's kind of a last resort. Before that, there was no way to filter for requests or responses, resulting in ugly hacks. For example, responses have no URL parameters, thus there's not even a 0.0001% chance for a URL parameter mangler to be usable for responses. :)
Add support for 'gron' as a message viewer https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron