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Cannot create new request - previous XSS request test has broken the database #1641
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Thanks @wildhart for reporting the bug, Will fix it asap. |
You can delete that request until the issue is fixed. |
Delete the request from where? I have already explained that deleting the I can demonstrate this in another workspace which isn't broken. If I make a request to Then quit VS Code, and delete this request from the Then the requst still appears in this auto-complete box: Where is the data for this auto-complete box stored? It's not anywhere in the |
That works, thank you! |
This bug is fixed in |
Describe the bug
I was doing some testing of XSS attack handling, with requests like:
Now when I click the "New Request" button, the window opens up like this:
There are two blocks of text taking up most of the screen which I cannot get rid of, and there is no UI to configure the new request.
Interestingly the two blocks of text are split by the 2nd example request above, with the left-hand panel ending with
/admin/visitors?<<<<<<<<<
and the right-hand panel starting with>>>>=1
I suspect that the request
admin/visitors?<<<<<<<<<foo"bar'314>>>>=1
is breaking the typeahead search box in the "New Request" window.Things I've tried:
.vscode
andthunder-tests
folders doesn't work.%APPDATA%\Code\User\globalStorage
- so I can't delete that.However, if I delete either of
storage.json
orstate.vscdb
from theglobalStorage
folder then it works - but that also wipes lots of other setttings across all my workspaces, so I'm reluctant to do that.state.vscdb
file in a SQLLite editor and deleting any key which contains "thunder". Then when I reopen VSCode I have to sign back into ThunderClient, but then I still get the same bug.Where are these previous request URLs stored? How can I fix this without losing all my VS Code settings for all my workspaces?
Platform:
Are you using the free version/paid version/trial:
Paid subscription.
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