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It appears that mock-xmlhttprequest supports emitting progress events on mocked upload requests (via the .uploadProgress(number) method).
Currently, a full 100% progress event is emitted at the end of the response. If a delay is specified, would it be possible to emit a few progress events at regular intervals before the call to .respond() so we can simulate progress events during a large file upload?
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It appears that mock-xmlhttprequest supports emitting progress events on mocked upload requests (via the .uploadProgress(number) method).
Currently, a full 100% progress event is emitted at the end of the response. If a delay is specified, would it be possible to emit a few progress events at regular intervals before the call to .respond() so we can simulate progress events during a large file upload?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: