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Bug: Persisting request body #1055

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Overview

Here is a replication of the bug:

  • Fill in the request body and click "Run Query"
  • Click on a sample query
  • Click on "Run Query" and the previous request body that was inputted will show up again
  • If there is a malformed request body, it will also persist and show the malformed error when you run the next query

Demo

Here is a demo of the bug

Graph.Explorer.-.Microsoft.Graph.and.10.more.pages.-.Work.-.Microsoft.Edge.2021-08-11.09-24-37.mp4

Here is a demo of the fix

Graph.Explorer.and.10.more.pages.-.Work.-.Microsoft.Edge.2021-08-11.09-26-14.mp4

Testing Instructions

  • Fill in the request body and click "Run Query"
  • Click on a sample query
  • Click on "Run Query" and see that the previous request body doesn't show up anymore

@ElinorW ElinorW merged commit 4c4c9ff into microsoftgraph:dev Aug 30, 2021
thewahome added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 1, 2021
* Feature: Highlights the previously selected query (#1006)

* Task: upgrade packages flagged by dependabot (#1054)

* Task: Fluent upgrade (#1056)

* Fix: ProfileType persistence (#1074)

* Enhancement: error hints (#1060)

* Bug: Persisting request body (#1055)

* Fix: Sample queries UI bugs (#1084)

* Fix: Disable aria-required children rule (#1080)

* Task: Fix failing profile test (#1086)

* Enhancement: permissions radio buttons change (#1087)

* Task: add English file transfer automation (#1075)
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