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@ikitommi is there a special reasoning why :-
is required for e.g. query-params, but leads to errors if used for the body? It's pretty confusing that the handling is different from place to place
@mrchance just history. *-params
use the plumbing/letk
binding (good for asserting single params) while :body
, :query
and :headers
use let
binding (good for asserting the whole thing).
Ah, ok.. I thought it would be something along those lines. Not sure if the advantages outweigh the surprises, but probably hard to change now anyway 😉
I think it could be changed, but Colin would need to update the static analyzing part in Cursive too.