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This is very much of interest to my team/company as well. The built-in table visualization of a JSON response is very helpful on larger response bodies, whether more complex JSON...

@rangav Our company is already on a paid plan. We are currently 12 users across 2 teams, growing team by team as ThunderClient proves full-featured enough for each team. Total...

We're trying to get this to work on our end, but haven't been successful yet. I'm not sure if it's the JSON response schema that we're testing with, or if...

@seanwcom Thanks so much for the sample, that helped us get past our initial hold-up. To everyone; While we've gotten _something_ to work, we're ultimately still looking for a solution...

@rangav Thanks for the example, much appreciated!

We also have plenty of use cases where we could leverage variables on the Collection _in addition_ to the variables on the Active Environment AND the Local Environment. As just...

I didn't remember(or find) the "Global Environment" when commenting yesterday. I will be trying out global variables today to see if it will meet the need for now. I think...

@rangav While I see the intent with the unique IDs for file names, I think file names that match the collection/environment names would be better overall, especially for quick matching...

@rangav 1. Agreed, some sanitation of the file name would have to be done in order to make sure it would follow restrictions on the applicable OS it's running on....

@rangav I am not sure how OSs handle characters from other languages when it comes to file names. The only file name character validation I've seen only ever deals with...