"Attempting to get resources from GET request..." ignores required GET parameters

[wilbaker]

Description

try_async_poll has logic to call GET after receiving an async response:

# Also, attempt to execute a GET request corresponding to this resource and
# return the response.  This is used in case all of the expected properties are
# not present in the async response.

And it does so using try_parse_GET_request.

try_parse_GET_request, in turn, uses make_GET_request to convert the request's rendered data to a GET with a matching endpoint:

    # Get the endpoint from the request data
    data_part = request_data.partition(DELIM)
    get_data = data_part[0]
    # Get the method
    method = get_data.partition(' ')[0]
    # Replace the request data's method with GET
    get_data = get_data.replace(method, 'GET')
    # Reinsert the closing delimiters before returning
    return get_data + data_part[1]

The issue that I've seen is that when this GET request is created, it does not respect the required parameters of the GET, and this results in a failure of the GET.

Steps to reproduce

Run RESTler against a service whose GET request for listing resources includes a required query parameter.

Expected results

make_GET_request includes the required parameter (and applies a custom value from the dictionary, when applicable).

Actual results

Required parameter is not included, and the GET request fails.

Environment details

RESTler 9.2.4