Add option to always print response body #1745
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So there are two options:
$ hurl --write-out "Code %{response_code}"
Code 200
Code 200
Code 404This way, printing each body response could be: $ hurl --write-out "%{response}"
<html><body><...></body></html>
<html><body><...></body></html>
<html><body><...></body></html>
Also, we could support |
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@Lythenas a small workaround for this issue is to use |
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@fabricereix @lepapareil we will this option name |
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Problem to solve
I would like to see all response bodies (not just the last). For me this is most useful with
--verbosebut it might also be useful without that flag.I know that
--very-verbosealready prints all response bodies but that has a lot more other information that I don't really want or need to see (like the timing, dns and ssl debug logs).Additionally it might be good to also add this to the html and json output.
Proposal
I would suggest adding a flag (maybe
--all-output) that enables printing all response bodies.Additional context and resources
This is mostly useful for debugging (or retracing) a failed test in cases where asserts and captures can't easily do that.
An alternative would be to add a capture for the entire body after every request in hurl (which would also be displayed with
--verbose).Tasks to complete
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