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Deliver it instead by way of the Manager's response modifier. See snoyberg#464 This patch accomplishes the same thing as that one in essentially the same way, but improves upon it by not requiring a request to exist in order to construct a response. This can be useful in e.g. testing / mocking definitions in which we want to express a base fixed response. In other wrods, it is "less breaky" and easier to adopt.
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Deliver it instead by way of the Manager's response modifier.
See #464
This patch accomplishes the same thing as that one in essentially the
same way, but improves upon it by not requiring a request to exist in
order to construct a response. This can be useful in e.g. testing /
mocking definitions in which we want to express a base fixed response.
In other words, it is "less breaky" and easier to adopt.