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Reported by @dotJson in #3

I find if I dont set an output map in the batch dialog it does not iterate through the CSV so I have been selecting bogus fields to get it to go.
if it, as you say should work without defining an output, then something is stopping my runners after the first iteration. I have been setting it to some random selection in the CSV headers and typing garbage in the JSON path field to get it to go.

This plugin is the closest thing to emulate Postman runners - great work.

When running long iterations a rate limit can be triggered, but if there was a way to set an iteration interval it would help to avoid this. Can it be done? Here's the Postman method as an example. It's in milliseconds but seconds would be enough.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a new request in any collection
2. Use a batch variable
3. Create a CSV file using that variable
4. Run Batch Requests with the CSV file
5. Press Ctrl+Shift+H or (attempt to) click the history on the top right of the right panel (the panel that shows responses)

Expected behavior
The history menu drops down with all responses from the batch

Actual behavior
Nothing happens when using the keyboard shortcut and the history button in the responses panel isn't there to click

Additional context

• When running the request as a normal request at least once AFTER running the request batch, the other requests DO show up
• When running the request as a normal request at least once BEFORE running the request batch, the other requests DON'T show up

Therefore I expect that the history items do get added to the list, but the GUI doesn't get refreshed after doing so.

Possible solution
Refresh the request history part of the GUI after running a request batch.

Requested in #3 (comment).

Also, any simple way to set a default timer in the delay you implemented? Like 2 seconds?