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As it is done withe Azure in microcks/microcks-azure component, we'd like to provide simple, demo purposed, CloudFormation template for AWS.
I've initialized stuffs but being a newbee at AWS stuffs, help is welcomed !!
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I think there are people who migrate to mocktail from mockito after migrating their app to null safety. I think the migration process can be simplified so that the developers don't have to read the full documentation.
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A table in README that maps mockito way of doing things to `mocktai
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The current mock mechanism is "strict" regarding trailing slashes:
mockiavelli.mockGET('/example', {status: 200})
// GET /example/ => 404
This behaviour should be at least configurable to allow ignoring trailing slashes:
const mockiavelli = await Mockiavelli.setup(page, {ignoreTrailingSlashes: true});
mockiavelli.mockGET('/example', {status: 200})
// GET /example/ => 200
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The issue is based on the discussion in #559.
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