Wim Selles

Hi @mr-mateus Can you please post your script that selects the scenario and the json file of the api you want to change? Based on the readme you should have...

Hi @mr-mateus Can you also post an example of the JSON? I'm curious about the `name`-field of the JSON file. You now have a `/` in it. It could be...

@mr-mateus Try camelCaseing your `name` and leave out the `/` => `"name": "apiQuoteOverview"` and then in your Protractor tests do this ```js ngApimock.selectScenario('apiQuoteOverview', 'short-term'); ``` That should work

@mr-mateus You are still using a different name in your script, I mean you are still using `api/quoteOverview` as a reference to the API. The name of the scenario shouldn't...

Hi @sandervalstar Nice that you are also trying to use ng-Apimock with a different framework then Protractor. I'm currently also investigating the use of ng-Apimock with Webdriver.io i.c.m. native mobile...

@worikgh This is a _security_ setting. There might be two ways to solve this 1. Go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy. You might see a warning there. If...

Hi @hborham Thanks for this issue, was this based on the current project? Can you also provide some info about how your environment looks like and what you altered to...

hmm, this is really strange, I can run the tests on my local machine without any changes. Just trying to understand the differences between your and my setup. - Which...

Hi @MonoAutomation Thanks for the request. What type of error are you getting? Secondly, your class has an error, this `const cordinates = this.getScreenSize()` should be `await const cordinates =...

@dpgraham I think you should now remove https://github.com/appium/appium-inspector/blob/0b30b91e76dd1bb5d22f6cfd96c4310d152e0b63/app/renderer/actions/Session.js#L517 This has no value