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Latest response doesn't show on first load #199
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Fix the latest request/response not showing up when the app is first started, or after a collection reload. This was only happening if the first recipe in the list was selected (index 0). The problem was we weren't calling on_select when the default value (0) was selected. When it was loaded from the DB it still wasn't pre-selected because it detected no change. Fixed by adding a builder pattern so we can define on_select then call select_index in the constructor. Closes #199
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Fix the latest request/response not showing up when the app is first started, or after a collection reload. This was only happening if the first recipe in the list was selected (index 0). The problem was we weren't calling on_select when the default value (0) was selected. When it was loaded from the DB it still wasn't pre-selected because it detected no change. Fixed by adding a builder pattern so we can define on_select then call select_index in the constructor. Closes #199
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Fix the latest request/response not showing up when the app is first started, or after a collection reload. This was only happening if the first recipe in the list was selected (index 0). The problem was we weren't calling on_select when the default value (0) was selected. When it was loaded from the DB it still wasn't pre-selected because it detected no change. Fixed by adding a builder pattern so we can define on_select then call select_index in the constructor. Closes #199
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[1.1.0] - 2024-05-05 Added - Add `section` field to `!request` chain values, to allow chaining response headers rather than body ([#184](LucasPickering/slumber#184)) - Add action to save response body to file ([#183](LucasPickering/slumber#183)) - Add `theme` field to the config, to configure colors ([#193](LucasPickering/slumber#193)) - [See docs](https://slumber.lucaspickering.me/book/api/configuration/theme.html) for more info - Add `stdin` option to command chains ([#190](LucasPickering/slumber#190)) Changed - Reduce UI latency under certain scenarios - Previously some actions would feel laggy because of an inherent 250ms delay in processing some events - Search parent directories for collection file ([#194](LucasPickering/slumber#194)) - Use thicker borders for selected pane and modals - Change default TUI colors to blue and yellow Fixed - Fix Slumber going into zombie mode and CPU spiking to 100% under certain closure scenarios ([#136](LucasPickering/slumber#136)) - Fix historical request/response no loading on first render ([#199](LucasPickering/slumber#199))
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When you first start the TUI, the latest request/response for whatever recipe is selected doesn't show. Once you select a different recipe and go back, you'll see it there.
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Request/Response panes should show the last request/response.
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