Avik Das

Hi @RonCan. You can find the TCP proxy implementation at https://github.com/bgaff/tcp.js. You'll need to clone that repository into a `JSTCP` directory at the root level.

Just a heads up that we built this on a now ancient version of node, so no guarantees about modules and APIs being compatible anymore. In any case, base64 I...

Hi @jameseisenhauer: Sorry for the delay, but unfortunately, without knowing the exact tools you're using (which proxy server?), I wouldn't be able to answer the question. Could you check if...

@mseminatore: Thanks for the PR. Two things: - Since I don't work at LinkedIn anymore, we'll have to track down someone who can merge into this repositor. Or, you can...

@ChrisC : I've run into this issue when I was making sure sepia worked with the request library. The discussion you linked to hits the nail on the head. Indeed,...

Hi @ajsharp: I actually haven't committed to this: > I like the approach nock takes, and it would be great to have that in sepia. The implementation in nock isn't...

@rstacruz: Sounds doable. The `.headers` files are only for the response headers, so I actually would consider using a separate tool, like `sed`, for post-processing these files after they're written...

@rstacruz: You can't `.gitignore` them. They're used during playback to set the mock response's headers and status code. But if your application can handle a bogus or missing API key,...

@r00pal that's correct, but you can't name the actual parent task that runs `task1` and `task2` in parallel. It would still be helpful to see names of the groupings.