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Since 2.32.0.2

For mappings the folder view is selected by default. It is still possible to switch easier list view as well.
For mappings the folder view is selected by default. It is still possible to switch to the flat list view.

If mappings are stored on a drive in different directories this structure will be extracted and mappings metadata will
be updated so that wiremock-gui can show the same folder structure.
If mappings are stored on a drive in different directories, this structure will be extracted and mappings metadata will
be updated automatically, so that wiremock-gui can show the same folder structure.

You can also manually update mapping metadata to create a structure. This helps if you do not store mappings but load
You can also update mapping metadata to create a structure manually. This helps if you do not store mappings, but load
them via http, or if you do not want to place the file in different directories.

metadata structure:
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will create following structure in gui:
will create following structure in the gui:

![alt folder-image](./images/folder.png)

In general functions when editing a mapping you can add the metadata structure via "add Folder".
While editing a mapping you can add the metadata structure for a folde via "general functions" -> "add Folder".

### drag-and-drop

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Allows testing of mappings via an HTTP request. This feature tries to extract url and content-type from mapping
information. The prefilled data highly depends on how the request in the mapping is defined.

When executing the request the response is shown and also a badge which indicates if the selected mapping answered the
When executing the request the response is shown. A badge indicates if the selected mapping answered the
request. If this is the case the following is shown:

![alt test-match](./images/test-matches.png)

If another mapping answered the request no match is shown and a link to the mapping which answered the request:
If another mapping answered the request a link to the mapping, which answered the request is shown:

![alt test-no-match](./images/test-no-match.png)

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