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Re: Bulk editing tests and requests
I've had a bit more of a look at this. Using a find across files (VS Code) the only place I see that I can edit my assetname value would be in the request in the test case itself. Filenames (for excel data source) I cannot edit in bulk. Test names themselves (corresponding to assetname) cannot be edited. XML filenames of tests would need to be manually changed.1.6KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Bulk editing tests and requests
Thanks - yes, running a composite file. Tests are named in a fashion like: test 1 assetname1 test 2 assetname1 someothertest anotherassetname andanothertest anotherassetname In each of those the particular assetname would form part of the request. There is also an edit needed to each time a Data Source step is used, as it would also be pointed at something like assetname1.xlsx etc. The creation of those xlsx files isn't an issue in this case. I used SoapUI in the past and recall having to do this kind of editing in the XML too.1.6KViews0likes3CommentsBulk editing tests and requests
I have a large test suite which needs to update in relation to the application api test data. I'd like to bulk edit (find and replace type edit) where a particular test case has a given string in name (an asset name) and the corresponding request. Is there a means to do this across a test suite?Solved1.7KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Adding a default argument to requests
the redirect request is a query parameter. the format parameter can have no value, JSON, or XML. No value is a default to JSON. Is the redirect then also possible to be setup as a custom project level property? All tests were built in ReadyAPI from our imported swagger json.1.9KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Adding a default argument to requests
Yes - we can request Application/JSON or XML for an example of a GET to a Resource - /rest/data/beta/ourendpoint/views and currently using parameters to send up the redirect (this was to test using specifically we can redirect via a parameter. in the call) ?$format=&$streamRedirectOptIn where we specifically want the XML format and redirect, that parameter becomes ?$format=XML&$streamRedirectOptIn that's what we need to send up to use the optional format and the optional redirect. Currently, I'm setting that ?$format=&$streamRedirectOptIn in that format parameter, against each test. I'd just like to have a project level parameter that I can apply.1.9KViews0likes4CommentsRe: Adding a default argument to requests
Yes - so - in the test request to our particular endpoint, there is a parameter $format which specifies response type. Default response type is JSON. This is optional to send in the $format request, but it is required when adding the additional redirect portion to the $format string - e.g. JSON&$redirect1.9KViews0likes6CommentsAdding a default argument to requests
We are currently using a parameter $format. The default is to specify returning JSON. This can be left empty. If we want to add a notification to server to use a redirect, we have to add this to the $format parameter, but specifically after the JSON entry, which must be placed at start of string. Is it possible to : create a parameter at a project level which can be applied to all requests can this be selected to use/not use as desiredSolved2KViews0likes8CommentsExcel data sources - using a relative path name for files
We need to use ReadyAPI across different machines. Our code is checked out from Git and sometimes our local directories differ (for example I use E:\, a colleague uses C:\) As we need to share our data sources (excel files) that are also checked in, how can they be set in ReadyAPI to use a relative Path, instead of fixed paths?Solved3.4KViews0likes4Comments