https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=66122
--- Comment #3 from Mateus Dadalto <mateusdada...@gmail.com> ---
I see what you mean... This will happen with anything that either comes from a
function or it's stored in a variable. I still hope that this behavior gets
fixed in future versions (IMHO it is not a user-friendly behavior).
I just want to add that you'll have to deal with everything that might break a
JSON (graphQL syntax has quotes in places that can cause this). E.G.:
mutation {
createCustomerV2(
input: {
firstname: "Bob"
lastname: "Loblaw"
email: "boblobl...@example.com"
password: "b0bl0bl@w"
is_subscribed: true
}
) {
customer {
firstname
lastname
email
is_subscribed
}
}
}
---
For now the solution I came up with was to add a JSR223 PreProcessor and just
treat these cases myself. Here's the PreProcessor code in case someone needs
it.
def content = new File(vars.get('fileName')).text;
vars.put('queryContent', content.replaceAll(/(\r\n|\r|\n)/,
/\\n/).replaceAll(/"/, /\\"/))
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