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Functions-to-perform are not supported (and will likely not be, since they're meant to be used from within Insomnia). Insomnia doesn't evaluate functions when exporting to JSON, and making the documenter evaluate them on runtime is not something I want to do, for design reasons.
Functions-to-perform are not supported (and will likely not be, since they're meant to be used from within Insomnia). Insomnia doesn't evaluate functions when exporting to JSON, and making the documenter evaluate them on runtime is not something I want to do, for design reasons.
I've found a workaround for outputting aliases instead of the flag.
This is not really useful for your case, where you'd like the tag contents on the documentation. However, in case you only need a nice placeholder for the tag, you could do this:
Define environment variables. Make sure to place the Template Tag between double quotes.
Use those variables as you would use the tags.
Export the documentation. You should have the environment variable names as expected.
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When i use Insomnia Tags for fill response body or query params (with JsonPath from another request), I get a tag flag as string
like a
Is it possible to fix this???
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