Possible to wait to respond to request?

Hippolyte has worked great for testing a lot of different scenarios in our app, but there's one thing I haven't figured out how to test for, and that's behavior while a network request is in flight. For instance, I have a class that returns in flight tasks if the same file is requested again. Another class needs to handle cancellation while a request is in progress.

For other async operations that I've stubbed I'd do the following:

• stub request in a pending state
• perform the operation that uses the request
• make checks or actions based on a pending request state
• resume request stub

Hippolyte has a pause method, but from what I understand that just stops it from responding to requests temporarily.

Hi @davbeck,

Sorry that it's taken so long for me to write. If I understood the issue correctly, what you want to achieve is to "slow down" the response to a request so that you can catch it as in-flight or even fully suspend it, is that correct?

Yes