/// <summary>
/// Creates a new Request Match for the given URL and HTTP Method. Note rules around QueryStrings in URLs.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="url">The URL value to match on. Absolute URLs only (Protocol, Host, Port, Path). If QueryString is included then QueryString matching can only be
/// done using the URL for all other requests (<c>ContainingQueryParam</c> cannot be used). It it recommended to omit QueryString from the URL
/// here and instead use <c>ContainingQueryParam</c> - in which case incoming URLs will be stripped of all QueryString before matching the URL.
/// </param>
/// <param name="httpMethod">The HTTP Method to match on.</param>
public RequestMatchBuilder ForRequest(string url, HttpMethod httpMethod)
{
if (m_IsBuilt)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("Cannot add more request tracking after builder has been built.");
}
var builder = new RequestMatchBuilder(this, m_BodySerializeOptions, url, httpMethod);
// Note: This assumes valid before adding
m_Requests.Add(builder);
return(builder);
}
internal ResponseBuilder(RequestMatchBuilder requestMatchBuilder, JsonSerializerOptions bodySerializeOptions)
{
m_RequestMatchBuilder = requestMatchBuilder;
m_BodySerializeOptions = bodySerializeOptions;
}
