Test context
When creating tests, there are cases where you need to get response data from a previous request and use it in a subsequent one. Utilizing a shared test context allows you to share data and create dependencies between tests.
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Test context
When creating tests, there are cases where you need to get response data from a previous request and use it in a subsequent one. Utilizing a shared test context allows you to share data and create dependencies between tests.
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Test context
When creating tests, there are cases where you need to get response data from a previous request and use it in a subsequent one. Utilizing a shared test context allows you to share data and create dependencies between tests.
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baseUrl: https://dummyjson.com
requests:
- id: auth
uri: /auth/login
method: POST
headers:
- "Content-Type: application/json"
body: credentials
context:
- name: token
type: secret
pattern: \"accessToken\":\s*"([^"]+)
- dependsOn: auth
uri: /auth/me
headers:
- "Authorization: Bearer ${{ context.token }}"baseUrl: https://dummyjson.com
requests:
- id: auth
uri: /auth/login
method: POST
headers:
- "Content-Type: application/json"
body: credentials
context:
- name: token
type: secret
pattern: \"accessToken\":\s*"([^"]+)
- dependsOn: auth
uri: /auth/me
headers:
- "Authorization: Bearer ${{ context.token }}"