At the moment, the only way to capture the response body is with the fullbody=true query string parameter.
The problem is, when this is a wp-cron call-back, the http request isn't captured when the page reloads.
It would be beneficial to have a filter that determines where to store the response body so that it can be determined in code.
At the moment, the only way to capture the response body is with the
fullbody=truequery string parameter.The problem is, when this is a wp-cron call-back, the http request isn't captured when the page reloads.
It would be beneficial to have a filter that determines where to store the response body so that it can be determined in code.