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When you are logged on the UI and set filters for a given GET request, these filters will overwrite the filter set by API setters - leading to confusing behavior of the GET requests.
Step to reproduce
Open the UI and log on with a given user (lets call it A)
Log on to the Guardian with the same user A via console
Set the filters for the user on the UI to something different than you will request via the API and apply the filters. Leave the UI open.
(Maybe you need to log on again via console as your UI usage rendered the JWT of the user obsolete) Set the filters to something different then you used in step 3 and execute the GET call with them
The result will not be what you expect according to the filters you handed over to the GET request.
Close the browser with the Guardian UI
Repeat step 4. The GET response should now be as expected.
Expected behavior
The actions on the UI should not have any implications on the setters handed over via any API calls.
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Problem description
When you are logged on the UI and set filters for a given GET request, these filters will overwrite the filter set by API setters - leading to confusing behavior of the GET requests.
Step to reproduce
Expected behavior
The actions on the UI should not have any implications on the setters handed over via any API calls.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: