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The current API allows to inject both error codes, and additional latency to requests. The former is done by means of errorBody and errorCode, and the latter by those of averageDelay and delayVariation. For injecting errors, it is also possible to specify a probablity of how many requests will error using errorRate.
Currently, it is however not possible to cause only requests that are intercepted to return an error to also have an increased latency.
This is not the same as causing only a fraction of requests to be delayed, which is covered in #196.
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I agree. I merely wanted to acknowledge and link the delayRate one as well here as it feels similar, but it's not the same. I'll reword the issue to make this clearer.
The current API allows to inject both error codes, and additional latency to requests. The former is done by means of
errorBody
anderrorCode
, and the latter by those ofaverageDelay
anddelayVariation
. For injecting errors, it is also possible to specify a probablity of how many requests will error usingerrorRate
.Currently, it is however not possible to cause only requests that are intercepted to return an error to also have an increased latency.
This is not the same as causing only a fraction of requests to be delayed, which is covered in #196.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: