Custom HTTP Methods == More Flexibility and Autonomy
Blog post from Postman
Postman 6.5 introduces custom HTTP methods, offering users enhanced flexibility and control over API development by allowing them to create, add, and save their own methods, supplementing the existing default list. This update caters to user requests for increased customization, enabling developers to integrate Postman more seamlessly into their workflows, especially when working with services that require unsupported HTTP verbs. The new feature supports users who previously relied on cURL due to Postman's limitations and allows for a more personalized experience by enabling the removal of default methods that are not in use. Users need to ensure they are on version 6.5.0 or higher to access these new capabilities, which reflect Postman's commitment to incorporating community feedback into its app.
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