Introduce dynamic random numbers support in HTTP requests #226
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Now it is possible to inject randomized numbers into HTTP requests. Specifically, the `$DYNAMIC_RANDOM_NUMBER` placeholders in the request URL or body will be substituted with actual random values. The range for these numbers can be configured using the `RANDOM_MIN` and `RANDOM_MAX` environment variables, which default to `0` and `1000000`, respectively. Discussion: upptime/upptime#857
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Thanks for the prompt feedback! I'd like to extend this functionality in the next PR. |
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Follow-up #227 |
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Now it is possible to inject randomized numbers into HTTP requests. Specifically, the
$DYNAMIC_RANDOM_NUMBERplaceholders in the request URL or body will be substituted with actual random values. The range for these numbers can be configured using theRANDOM_MINandRANDOM_MAXenvironment variables, which default to0and1000000, respectively.Discussion: upptime/upptime#857