Fixes for makeHttpCall .js HTTP request wrapper#40
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When we make a GET call using this makeHttpCall Axios wrapper, it's throwing a 400 Bad Request error. I have observed this issue while dealing with conversation history and using the sdk.getMessages method of the Botkit SDK. This method internally resolves to a GET call to the conversation API of the Kore.ai platform.
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When we make a GET call using this makeHttpCall Axios wrapper, it's throwing a 400 Bad Request error. I have observed this issue while dealing with conversation history and using the sdk.getMessages method of the Botkit SDK. This method internally resolves to a GET call to the conversation API of the Kore.ai platform.