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Simple: enable syncing of workspaces between teams, so the same Request can be edited by one user and used by another. This can be easily set up in a GitHub repo so it has no cost to you.
Problem it solves
Ability to work as a team without having to manually share requests
Additional information, screenshots, or code examples
Postman and Insomnia both offer this, and it's quite a valuable feature. It's keeping me from using HTTPie.
It could also open the door to shared environments.
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We've worked around this internally by creating a Github shared / service account that we all log on to in HTTPie desktop, but having actual shared / sync would be amazing.
Alternatively, provide a simple way to save / load groups and requests from filesystem, then we could just sync those files via Git / OneDrive / etc.
Saving requests and collections to the filesystem will be enough for the beginning. Wanna suggest using HTTPie for every client, but it's declined every time because of any sharing absent 🙁
Yeah, so long as we can get Git going, that would be great for many small teams and to encourage wider adoption. Right now we've opted for Bruno due to this
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Enhancement request
Simple: enable syncing of workspaces between teams, so the same Request can be edited by one user and used by another. This can be easily set up in a GitHub repo so it has no cost to you.
Problem it solves
Ability to work as a team without having to manually share requests
Additional information, screenshots, or code examples
Postman and Insomnia both offer this, and it's quite a valuable feature. It's keeping me from using HTTPie.
It could also open the door to shared environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: