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Maybe revive old idea of extracting MongoDB components into external
plugin? Custom plugin detaches version from core JMeter, which means some users
can use older version of plugin, while rest
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@@ -1649,6 +1648,43 @@ else if(getSendParameterValuesAsPostBody
Github user undera commented on the issue:
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IMO it is better to merge it even before 3.3. It will not do much harm
because most of users have the feature disabled by default. Merging would
simplify further reviews and improvements, I'd favor
Github user undera commented on the issue:
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If undo/redo is going to be fixed, can we consider re-enabling it by
default through default properties?
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Amazing initiative!
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Github user undera commented on the issue:
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Great progress, Felix!
Now we need to test it against real websites with Vary header, right?
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@@ -626,6 +627,19 @@ protected HTTPSampleResult sample(URL url
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@@ -152,22 +197,18 @@ private boolean hasVaryHeader(URLConnection
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+/*
+ * Licensed to the Apache Software
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The git commits won't go into SVN anyway, but I'll try to rebase.
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Separate thirdparty dirs
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Separate thirdparty dirs
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Committed revision 1683328
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Occasional changes get into, closing
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Use FileServer in HTTP Request files
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Use FileServer in HTTP Request files
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Hotkeys to add elements
This feature allows configuring elements to be inserted with keys Ctrl+0 ..
Ctrl+9. This makes scripting faster.
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Rmi retry
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Introduce connect time into SampleResult
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