Request path does not change when service endpoint changes
1. Create service.
2. Add service endpoint (for example, http://example.com).
3. Create resource (for example, /myRes), then create request.
4. Change service endpoint (for example, to http://example2.com).
5. Verify the request.
Actual result: the request path remains the same (contains the http://example.com/myRes). The request path dropdown contains the corrected path (http://example2.com/myRes).
Expected result: the request path is updated with new service endpoint value (http://example2.com/myRes). There is no need to select the new value manually.
2. Add service endpoint (for example, http://example.com).
3. Create resource (for example, /myRes), then create request.
4. Change service endpoint (for example, to http://example2.com).
5. Verify the request.
Actual result: the request path remains the same (contains the http://example.com/myRes). The request path dropdown contains the corrected path (http://example2.com/myRes).
Expected result: the request path is updated with new service endpoint value (http://example2.com/myRes). There is no need to select the new value manually.