What’s the difference between using
def start():
return Test()
and
addons = [Test()]
?
One thing that I’ve noticed is with 2nd approach nothing was logged/printed (probably not executed at all) in def response. Why?
What’s the difference between using
def start():
return Test()
and
addons = [Test()]
?
One thing that I’ve noticed is with 2nd approach nothing was logged/printed (probably not executed at all) in def response. Why?
For mitmproxy 2.x, please use start(), we may change that with the next release. I don’t think we document addons= somewhere?
It’s still in examples on Github.
You are presumably looking at the examples on the master branch - for 2.x, please look at the 2.x branch.