Deduped requests in cassettes #603
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@IvanMalison curious what you think of this PR! |
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@kevin1024 friendly reminder here! Happy to help maintain this repo if you’d like to add me as a maintainer. |
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I would love to have another maintainer! Welcome to the team! |
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@kevin1024 awesome, thank you! I'll try to review some PRs soon. Any ideas on how to fix my test code? |
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I modified this PR to support deduplicating requests in a cassette. This will help users eliminate this issue caused by duplicate recorded requests in a cassette.
I couldn't figure out to run
save_cassettein a test, but I included my (broken) test code in case someone else can point me in the right direction or collaborate on this PR.