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Under usage start with 'In Visual Studio Code create a file with an .http extension'. Why: It was not clear to me what 'In the editor' meant. I only understood this after reading the 'by default .http files are like this' remark later on.
Huachao
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Jan 17, 2021
| @@ -72,7 +72,8 @@ content-type: application/json | |||
| "time": "Wed, 21 Oct 2015 18:27:50 GMT" | |||
| } | |||
| ``` | |||
| Once you prepared a request, click the `Send Request` link above the request (this will appear if the file's language mode is `HTTP`, by default `.http` files are like this), or use shortcut `Ctrl+Alt+R`(`Cmd+Alt+R` for macOS), or right-click in the editor and then select `Send Request` in the menu, or press `F1` and then select/type `Rest Client: Send Request`, the response will be previewed in a separate __webview__ panel of Visual Studio Code. If you'd like to use the full power of searching, selecting or manipulating in Visual Studio Code, you can also preview response in __an untitled document__ by setting `rest-client.previewResponseInUntitledDocument` to `true`. Once a request is issued, the waiting spin icon will be displayed in the status bar until the response is received. You can click the spin icon to cancel the request. After that, the icon will be replaced with the total duration and response size. | |||
| Once you prepared a request, click the `Send Request` link above the request (this will appear if the file's language mode is `HTTP`, by default `.http` files are like this), or use shortcut `Ctrl+Alt+R`(`Cmd+Alt+R` for macOS), or right-click in the editor and then select `Send Request` in the menu, or press `F1` and then select/type `Rest Client: Send Request`, the response will be previewed in a separate __webview__ panel of Visual Studio | |||
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Visual Studio Code not Visual Studio？
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Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio are two different editors. Your plugin works for VS Code and I assumed not for VS. Is this correct?
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Yes, so I think you miss the word Code in the sentence
the response will be previewed in a separate webview panel of Visual Studio.
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Jun 1, 2021
| @@ -72,7 +72,8 @@ content-type: application/json | |||
| "time": "Wed, 21 Oct 2015 18:27:50 GMT" | |||
| } | |||
| ``` | |||
| Once you prepared a request, click the `Send Request` link above the request (this will appear if the file's language mode is `HTTP`, by default `.http` files are like this), or use shortcut `Ctrl+Alt+R`(`Cmd+Alt+R` for macOS), or right-click in the editor and then select `Send Request` in the menu, or press `F1` and then select/type `Rest Client: Send Request`, the response will be previewed in a separate __webview__ panel of Visual Studio Code. If you'd like to use the full power of searching, selecting or manipulating in Visual Studio Code, you can also preview response in __an untitled document__ by setting `rest-client.previewResponseInUntitledDocument` to `true`. Once a request is issued, the waiting spin icon will be displayed in the status bar until the response is received. You can click the spin icon to cancel the request. After that, the icon will be replaced with the total duration and response size. | |||
| Once you prepared a request, click the `Send Request` link above the request (this will appear if the file's language mode is `HTTP`, by default `.http` files are like this), or use shortcut `Ctrl+Alt+R`(`Cmd+Alt+R` for macOS), or right-click in the editor and then select `Send Request` in the menu, or press `F1` and then select/type `Rest Client: Send Request`, the response will be previewed in a separate __webview__ panel of Visual Studio | |||
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Yes, so I think you miss the word Code in the sentence
the response will be previewed in a separate webview panel of Visual Studio.
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Under usage start with 'In Visual Studio Code create a file with an .http extension'.
Why: It was not clear to me what 'In the editor' meant. I only understood this after reading the 'by default .http files are like this' remark later on.