Willem D'Haeseleer

Thanks for pointing this out @shaungrady, the video is helpful to. I will try to get a fix in for this, in the meanwhile, you can drag the popup to...

+1 for using `@return` and `@throws` for documenting promise resolution / fails. The concept of throwing and returning are the same in promises only asynchronous. It should always be possible...

@h2non how can I then use the request object to read the request body ? req.BodyBuffer is an empty string ? ``` gock.New(myEndpoint). Post("/scim/v2/Groups"). Persist(). ReplyFunc(func(response *gock.Response) { req :=...

Great ! Thanks for replying Tom, really appreciate it ! This gives me enough info to proceed.

👍 An example on how to use this with requests would be great

That's a nice way of handling this problem in an explicit way. But this implies that you know when certain api calls are suspect to bad behavior, or you have...

**generator delegation** For readability i think it would be cooler if the `delegate` function would follow right after the `yield*` statement. Not to sure on a useful name or anything...

In some cases this seems to cause the whole IDE to hang ( need to force quit )

How much does it slow down and approximately at which point during the page load ?

Can you share a screen recording of how you tested this ?