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I want to write a Python library that allows you to convert Python objects to JSON for import in Insomnia, but when I want to substitute the request id for the response function for cookies, I get a message that the id was not found. How can I make sure that id does not regenerate.
I saw a possibility in the insomnia documentation that you can set alias for id (__<NAME >_<NUMBER >__), but this did not help either, since the error starts to refer to Could not find request __REQ_1__. Also, after looking at the source code of the project, I found out that in the importResources function, id is regenerated in any case, and I don’t understand how this restriction can be bypassed
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I want to write a Python library that allows you to convert Python objects to JSON for import in
Insomnia
, but when I want to substitute the request id for the response function for cookies, I get a message that the id was not found. How can I make sure that id does not regenerate.Library generates JSON:
Message error:
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I saw a possibility in the insomnia documentation that you can set alias for id (
__<NAME >_<NUMBER >__
), but this did not help either, since the error starts to refer toCould not find request __REQ_1__
. Also, after looking at the source code of the project, I found out that in theimportResources
function, id is regenerated in any case, and I don’t understand how this restriction can be bypassedBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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