Hey
@Monty1,
I cant double check as my laptop has crashed and i need to reinstall the operating system, however the short answer im gonn go with is "no".
At most creating a project from an openAPI definition will have the equivalent of the options if you create from a .wsdl....i.e. it might be able to create an example testsuite with testcases with example requests based on whats defined in the openAPI....i.e the requests' payloads will be examples too (based on openAPI definition), but the content wont be further tailored than that.
E.g. there wont be any cross field validation covered off, the fields in the payloads wont cover all the possible boundary analysis or equivalence partition tests and the fields in the payloads wont include minlength and maxlength test permutations.
Youll still need to do the typical test analysis you always do to build your tests to cover off all your acceptance criteria/verification points and if it did, it'd mean most testers would be out of a job!
Tbh, even when testing SOAP and importing a .wsdl, ive never bothered using the sample generator more than once to see how it worked, as my analysis drives how i build my tests anyway.
Hope this helped,
Rich
if this helped answer the post, could you please mark it as 'solved'? Also if you consider whether the title of your post is relevant? Perhaps if the post is solved, it might make sense to update the Subject header field of the post to something more descriptive? This will help people when searching for problems. Ta
