.onAny() not working as expected about axios-mock-adapter

[ctimmerm]

Calling onAny without arguments is only supported since 1.7.0.

[ctimmerm]

Yeah, the feature was included with some other, larger changes. I'll update the release notes to mention it.

[ctimmerm]

OK, thanks for the explanation, now I get it. I'll fix it

[chipit24]

Ah, thanks! I looked through the release log but didn't see it referenced since v1.1.0!

[chipit24]

I updated, and now I'm seeing something strange. onAny now catches all requests, but if the request uses an absolute URL it truncates/modifies the url property of the config that's passed into the function.

Following the example above, if I change my onAny call to...

.onAny().reply((config) => {
  console.log(config.url);
  return [500];
});

... and make a request to http://example.com/bar, an empty string is printed to the console. http://example.com/foobar prints r.

Note that I have set a base URL for my axios instance. I also can't seem to match against absolute URLs when a base URL is set.

[ctimmerm]

If I add the following example to basics.spec.js, it works as expected:

  it('works with absolute URLs', function() {
    mock.onAny().reply(function(config) {
      console.log(config.url); // logs "http://www.example.org/bar"
      return [200];
    });

    return instance.get('http://www.example.org/bar')
      .then(function(response) {
        expect(response.status).to.equal(200);
      });
  });

I'm not really sure what's different in the code you've pasted. Could you maybe start from the above test and change it to resemble the code that's failing for you?

[chipit24]

@ctimmerm In the example spec you gave, add instance.defaults.baseURL = 'http://www.foobar.com'; to the beginning and you'll see that what gets logged is g/bar, instead of the expected http://www.example.org/bar.

[ctimmerm]

I just pushed a new release, can you check if we're all good now?