Traffic Parrot 5.37.7 released, what's new?

We have just released version 5.37.7. Here is a list of the changes that came with the release:

Features

• New HTTP request matching script can be used to e.g. match a request header using a regular expression
• New {{evaluate}} helper to evaluate a JavaScript command
• JMS recording now supports requests that use JMSReplyTo
• JMS IBM MQ new toggle in connection to allow MQ JMS to copy request message id to response message id
• RabbitMQ JMS improvements including:
  • RabbitMQ RPC support
  • RabbitMQ replyTo support
  • RabbitMQ virtual host support
  • Declare queue if it does not already exist in the broker on record/replay start using the arguments specified in the connection e.g. x-max-length
• Object store improvements including:
  • All operations are now thread safe within a single Traffic Parrot instance
  • A default value can be specified to return if an object is not found
• trafficparrot.virtualservice.handlebars.select.indexAndCacheCsvFiles property is now also taken into account for {{ dataSource }} CSV file access

Fixes

• Allow API requests to set the Accept header with multiple content types, so long as the first one listed is application/json
• Fixed an issue with the scenario dropdown when no default port specified
• If there is an exception when starting, e.g. due to a missing property, startup fails immediately instead of waiting the full timeout duration to fail
• If the trafficparrot.license does not exist on startup, a relevant message is now displayed in the UI
• Improved compatibility with OpenShift 4 when using a TLS passthrough route to the license server

Changes

• gRPC matching now returns the closest match if multiple candidate responses match and warns in the logs about multiple matches
• Bundle third-party-licenses.zip instead of many small license text files, which were slow to extract on Windows