Couldn't resolve host name
See original GitHub issueOn local machine for testing purpose, if the host name is like this demo.localhost:8000 then insomania will throw error like this Couldn't resolve host name.
In Postman, this functionality is there but I like to use Insomania and want to force my Company to buy it but everyone is giving the same excuse that I have mentioned above. I would love to have this functionality in Insomania
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Have you added
ciimsdemo.localhostto/etc/hosts? There may also be some more info in the Timeline tab.@gschier Thanks man. After adding
sub_domain.localhostto my host file, it resolved the issue.