DRF lets you access a data attribute containing the deserialized data from the responses in tests.
Having the same kind of attribute (which, here, is computed and cached on the fly) would not only make writing tests slightly more comfortable, but would also make porting tests from DRF to Ninja a lot easier.
Related to #664
DRF lets you access a
dataattribute containing the deserialized data from the responses in tests. Having the same kind of attribute (which, here, is computed and cached on the fly) would not only make writing tests slightly more comfortable, but would also make porting tests from DRF to Ninja a lot easier. Related to #664