Error: Nock: No match for HTTP request (should be matching) about nock HOT 8 CLOSED

I added this experimental feature to v0.14.0:

https://github.com/flatiron/nock#persist

Please reopen this if that doesn't work.

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I see.. I didn't quite understand the "used interceptors" bit the first time I read it. I have to re-setup each nock if I've already used it once before.

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Incidentally, is there an option that can be passed to disable this behavior? Maybe it's bad testing architecture on my part, but I'm grinding my gears trying to get my tests to work with the "used interceptors" requirement.

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For example, I have to call a twitter resource multiple times to break up too many requested objects into multiple GETs. It's called multiple times in the library, and I can't "inject" nock between those calls to re-set that interceptor between each call.

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This issue gets me every time when using with Jest. This time, it got me because the url ended up with a comma "," as a result of a dynamic url that can take a join array by comma. Simply checking for the length of the array and ommitting when only one element in the array, solves the issue.

Is there a way to throw a comparison error/warning when the URL does not qualify?

Error: Nock: No match for HTTP request. Make sure URL does not end in "," or "/" etc.
Expected: /my/url?s=sts
Received: /my/url?s=sts,

Update: using with Jest.*

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@sam3k could you please create a follow up issue with a test that reproduces the problem? Creating a runkit notebook like https://runkit.com/gr2m/59ff5289617b520016eb98f9 is a big help for us to help you faster, ideally help you to get a pul request going that solves your own problem 👌

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@gr2m Sure, that's cool. First time using runkit tbh; hopefully got it right. Here it is: https://runkit.com/sam3k/5a048e1d8658b00011f9e174

Things to note:

• It will fail when const stocks = ['goog'] and path: '/baz?s=goog,', (Ends with comma)
• but it will pass when const stocks = ['goog', 'gm'] and path: '/baz?s=goog,gm', (Doesn't end with comma)

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