Test Planning Tab - Filter should filter rather than highlight
In Test Planning, if I enter a filter, it 'highlights' the cycles that contain the entered text, rather than hiding any that don't It would be easier for the user if this worked in the same way as most other filters, and the cycles that do not match the filter are hidden. The performance when navigating this list is also very poor so being able to display only the cycles of importance would further help159Views0likes0CommentsSwagger compliance and queryParameter-suffix-filtering (example: ?birthday:gte=...)
Hi all, A question regarding compliance towards a Swagger Spec: We (our company) have decided to use suffix-notation-filters on queryParameters when filtering items in a GET endpoint returning a collection (examples: >= (gte), > (gt), <= (lte) or < (lt)). Use case: get all users born after or on 2000-01-01T00:00:00+00:00 GET /users?birthday:gte=2000-01-01T00:00:00+00:00 Now - how should the query parameter (birthday) be defined in SwaggerSpec in order for the input to be valid? Would the following specification be ok: birthday: in: query name: birthday description: | Limit the result based on birthday. It is possible to use operators on this query parameter by suffixing birthday with a colon and an operator at the end: birthday:gte=2021-01-01T00:00:00+00:00 would result in all users with birthday >= 2021-01-01T00:00:00+00:00 The following operators are supported - :gte (>= Greater than or equal) ... schema: type: string format: date-time What I mean here is - should the operator be part of the SwaggerSpec name? If someone is passing the ?birthday:gte=... as queryParameter - this is not compliant towards the SwaggerSpec (as it requires the queryParameter to be birthday without the :gte)!1.3KViews0likes4CommentsScript / Step Filter for Load Generator Performance Graph
The Load Generator Performance graph has been very helpful in letting us know when the load gets too high, but it would be even better if it could help us figure out 'where'. If it's possible to keep track of which script and/or step is running when bytes are sent and received, it would be very informative to be able to filter this graph (in a stacked manner like other charts) by scripts and steps.552Views0likes0CommentsRequestFilter.filterRequest Script applied to only specific Test Cases
hello, I have a Project in SoapUI that contains lots of Test Cases. I have created a Event Handler Script to add a Header to the Rest Requests that uses the RequestFilter.filterRequest Event. My problem is I want to apply the Event script to ALL Test Cases that do not end in the words "- forbidden" (See photo below) How should I go about this problem? If I use the field 'Target' in the Event Handler? If so how do I filter using test cases names that end in "- forbidden"? If I try and include in the logic of the Event Handler to check if the Test Case name, I'm unable to access the TestRunner to access the test case name.Solved4.4KViews0likes5Comments