@gmajcen Yup, I am able to reproduce the bug. Will get this fixed.

Meanwhile, here is a workaround.

const {get} = require('lodash');

const page = get(res.getBody(), 'page');
console.log('page', page)

I created #579 to fix it. It works on my machine 😄

Hello, I have the same problem (v1.2.0). Any updates on this @helloanoop ?

It seems somewhat misleading from a user's perspective because the documentation explicitly states that the feature works but it does not. Tell me if I can do anything to help 😄

Note: the workaround mentionned works fine

The res object doesn't seem to be created at all.

The fix doesn't work, I am still getting 'Error invoking remote method 'send-http-request': TypeError: res is not a function' on the latest Bruno version.

@anusreesubash Please work with @sanjai0py and prioritise reviewing the PR #579

The res property should be a function which uses a custom query parser maintained by us - see https://docs.usebruno.com/scripting/response/response-query

Any workarounds if res is not found at all? Or if not, anyone knows a version where this still worked?

@AcacioPN

Our team is working on this.
Are you not able to access the response data using the work around anoop had suggested in this comment #481 (comment)?

Hi

Yes, the workaround worked. I might have been doing something wrong, as res was recognized sometimes, and other times it wasn't.

Bumping this because I'm a newbie with Bruno and it took me a few hours to suspect it might have been a bug, and 5+ different keyword searches in Google to find this bug, which is 1y old now and apparently has a tentative bugfix waiting for PR review for 1y as well - thought it might have been forgotten :)

I'll use the workaround happily!
Thanks!

Replying to my previous comment: I found out what I was doing wrong. Turns out that the workaround doesn't work in Safe Mode -- only in Developer Mode was I able to make it work.