Authorization when working with multiple environments
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Authorization when working with multiple environments
Hey,
I have a project with multiple environments. Some requests require authentication and in order for them to work I have to add an authentication type to all environments by hand.
So for instance if I add a request then I have to set an Authorization profile for Env1, then set the Authorization profile for Env2 and so on... Is there another way to do this?
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Hello,
You can do it in different ways.
1. You can read a csv file with the different autentication variables via groovyscript
2. You can write a groovyscript with a switch statement with the different environments and declare the different authentication variables there.
If you can show me your project, i can help you with the groovy script cause I am automating tests all day.
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Hey @tomovermeers,
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunatelly I want to use out of the box things as much as possible. I can groovy script things but this will only make it more complicated for people who will follow to take my position as testers.
