Extend search functionality to include body and headers #1539
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- Add search support for requestBody and responseBody fields - Add search support for requestHeaders and responseHeaders (both header names and values) - Maintain existing GraphQL operation name search functionality - Update SQL query in HttpTransactionDao to search across all relevant fields - Update MainViewModel to pass searchQuery for both code and text searches - Add comprehensive tests for body and headers search functionality This enhancement allows users to search transactions not only by URL path and GraphQL operation name, but also by content in request/response bodies and headers, making it easier to find specific transactions.
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Thanks for sending this over. Can you also update the CHANGELOG.md file? |
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This enhancement allows users to search transactions not only by URL path and GraphQL operation name, but also by content in request/response bodies and headers, making it easier to find specific transactions.