Another useful thing would be if I could create the tests from saved requests exported from my browser's network tab. In this case your tool would work regardless of the backend language.
Another useful thing would be if I could create the tests from saved requests exported from my browser's network tab. In this case your tool would work regardless of the backend language.
Currently, Drift is language specific. You'd need the SDK installed in your backend while recording tests. This is because Drift captures not just the HTTP request/response pairs, but also all underlying dependency calls (DB queries, Redis operations, etc.) to properly mock them during replay.
A use case we do support is refactors within the same language. You'd record traces in your current implementation, refactor your code, then replay those traces to catch regressions.
For cross-language rewrites or browser-exported requests, you might want to look at tools that focus purely on HTTP-level recording/replay like Postman Collections. Hope this helps!