It’s been a while since I played hard with Postman, and I feel like I’m missing something obvious, please help.
When a request response is saved, is the corresponding query used saved? It seems like an obvious thing, but I can see only basic info, and the variables are not replaced with their values. I’d expect here the full blown content, as it was sent and recorded in the console.
Is this really not there?
Hi @gabriel-r ,
It seems like you haven’t provided the variable value to be reflected in the response JSON.
I don’t want to change the response. I need the full original request to be available in the example.
What does the original request look like, is it the same as you have it with the variable placeholder?
You can see it in the screenshot, it’s correctly filled with the values and run successfully. But that is not the point. What I would like to have, it the request regardless of its content, as it was sent to the server, in all its glory. The stuff that’s in the console, preserved.
The screenshot shows a variable placeholder for the body values, which is then resolved at runtime and then shown in the console.
In order to see the values the same, you would need that hardcoded in the example request body.
The contents of the example doesn’t change, you might see a change in the response if you use a dynamic variable in the response but generally, the example is quite static.
