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Preview display too lag & cache response #102

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light-developer opened this issue Aug 16, 2024 · 2 comments
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Preview display too lag & cache response #102

light-developer opened this issue Aug 16, 2024 · 2 comments
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light-developer commented Aug 16, 2024

Environment information:
OS: Windows
IDE version: PhpStorm 2023.2
plugin version: 2024.3.6

Problem:

  1. Preview dd() for 200 customer phone too lag
  2. Cache response, request again and again but I get the same response result (like cache, but I change code already), too time for get new result, I test with Laravel dump() and dd()

Preview on JetClient (lag)
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Preview on Insomnia (nice)
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Thanks for reporting the issue. The code reloads on the server only when it's saved to the file system. This happens when you switch windows, manually save it (Ctrl + S), or perform certain other actions, but not when you switch editor tabs. So, when you open Postman, the code reloads, but it doesn't when you switch to the JetClient request tab. To resolve this issue, you can press Ctrl + S to reload the code. I'll consider adding an auto-save feature when switching to JetClient tabs.

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I’ve added an auto-save feature when switching to the request or folder tab, so the issue should be resolved now

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