Hello,

i am trying to setup some tests with network request mocks and spies, and cannot get it to work how it is written in documentation.

Request spy

According to https://webdriver.io/docs/mocksandspies#spies the mock.respond call should not be needed, but without it does not work.

Example:

    it('request spy', async () => {
        const mock = await browser.mock('https://the-internet.herokuapp.com/js/foundation/foundation.js', {
            method: 'get',
            statusCode: 200,
        });
        // uncomment following for test to pass, but it modifies the response body
        // mock.respond({})

        await browser.url('https://the-internet.herokuapp.com/');

        await mock.waitForResponse();
        await expect(mock.calls.length).toBe(1);
    });

How can I make the mock act like a spy and let it continue with the original response it would normally receive?

Edit: I think i found a possible workaround by using e.g. mock.respond(null as any), which seems to result in original response being returned.

Dynamic response

According to https://webdriver.io/docs/mocksandspies#dynamic-responses mock.response can take a function to provide a dynamic response. This seems to be no longer the case, the types do not include a function parameter. Is there another way to provide dynamic responses?

Are docs not up to date or am i doing something wrong? Thanks for helping