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It sounds like you are the creator/a team member, so I just wanted to give you a data point. My team used insomnia for a while. We were on the paid tier. My bo
by PaulStatezny 6y ago
It sounds like you are the creator/a team member, so I just wanted to give you a data point.
My team used insomnia for a while. We were on the paid tier. My boss had us bail because of pain points we were having with syncing environments. People were overwriting changes on accident, and it was hard to coordinate.
I like Insomnia more than what we have now, but I wanted to let you know that was the pain point that lost you some customers so you can hopefully address that to avoid losing future customers. :-/
I think something like a "locking" feature or the ability to prevent certain users from modifying certain shared environments would have helped.
- gschier 6y agoWe currently have a new sync system in beta that works more like Git, making it easier to control what is shared and when. https://support.insomnia.rest/article/67-version-control https://support.insomnia.rest/article/67-version-control
- 411111111111111 6y agoPersonally I think it's a lost opportunity that you're still not allowing people to save the configuration in the project they're working on. We switched to first vscode rest client and now the intellij embedded one at this point, as having the calls saved in clear text makes it possible to just have a request directory directly in the Repository... With transparent reviews etc. Exporting/importing is just way too troublesome.
- dyu 6y agoCan it use an exportable/importable file as source of truth which you can then check into git?
- gschier 6y agoYes, many teams use the import/export feature to do exactly this.