apis

Hi community

This message is to clarify and make transparent the current situation of Public APIs, in addition to demonstrating the frustration of us maintainers. So read this if you find it interesting, please.

Well, I keep the Public APIs project together with other 3 developers (@pawelborkar, @marekdano and @yannbertrand) for a long time.

1 year ago, the Public APIs project was dead, w

expected result:
example.com?param=abc -> will become example.com
example.com/?param=abc -> will stay example.com/

actual result:
example.com?param=abc -> become example.com
example.com/?param=abc -> stays example.com/?param=abc

Hello! We had a need for the "does not contain" pattern while using your tool.

Usage example :
We have multiple query parameters "groups" in a URL: http://localhost:1111/test-stub?groups=Qwerty&qroups=Qwerty2

So we need to do something like

...
"id" : "c459a482-5b18-4c12-a17f-be2834fd6cdf",
"name" : "mapping-name",
 "request" : {
      "urlPath" : "/test-stub",
      "metho

Name of app / service
Octoparse
Link to developer documentation
https://openapi.octoparse.com/en-US/
Is lack of support preventing you from building workflows, or do you have a workaround?

Are there specific actions, or triggers, you'd like to see for this app? Please let us know here or use the Action and Trigger issue templates to open requests for each!
When a new set of

Description

This ws used to return a map of DP versions --> Envoy versions. We now have a more systematic and logical way to do this and we can remove this service altogether.

Right now the tutorial is coherently designed, tested, and even documented. However, it doesn't build up in a way that's very beginner friendly. It establishes glom's value and then immediately uses it at an intermediate level.

I'd like it if it was a bit more drawn out to use basic features first and then add a multi-line Coalesce as the

The README still has a link to this old workshop, which is quite outdated relative to the current status of this project.

Ideally, this workshop is updated to reflect the latest/greatest things.

Should we (in the mean time) remove the link?

See also DiUS/pact-workshop-dotnet-core-v3#1 (comment)

Describe your problem(s)

In the "Complexity Analysis" tab in GraphQL try-out page in devportal, we can see only the complexity Values of each field. If we want to know the complexity value or the depth value, we have to calculate ourself manually. Instead, it would be a nice to have feature to have the possibility to display the calculated complexity/depth values on a button click. So before

The fastapi example (and perhaps the others) are a little misleading to newbies.

The following lines would suggest that there is pact mock on the provider side, when in reality this is the address of the locally running FastAPI provider:

PACT_MOCK_HOST = 'loca