When sending a POST request and selecting multipart/form-data as the Content-Type in the Headers section, the request body is a request payload, with parameters separated by a boundary
When sending the same POST request with Postman for example, the Content-Type is multipart/form-data; boundary=<the boundary>, which splits the payload and finally sends the request body as form data parameters, readable by most clients
In the API console, this can be achieved by removing the Content-Type in the Headers section, and let the internal JavaScript taking care of building the header with the boundary automatically
=> Would it be possible, when we select Content-Type: multipart/form-data, to automatically add the boundary when the request is sent ?
When sending a
POSTrequest and selectingmultipart/form-dataas theContent-Typein theHeaderssection, the request body is a request payload, with parameters separated by a boundaryWhen sending the same
POSTrequest with Postman for example, theContent-Typeismultipart/form-data; boundary=<the boundary>, which splits the payload and finally sends the request body as form data parameters, readable by most clientsIn the API console, this can be achieved by removing the
Content-Typein theHeaderssection, and let the internal JavaScript taking care of building the header with the boundary automatically=> Would it be possible, when we select
Content-Type: multipart/form-data, to automatically add the boundary when the request is sent ?