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You have a very promising tool that can save a lot of time. Really happy to find it on JetBrains forum. Great work and let me share my feedback.
I have around 20 HTTP scripts and planning to have xxx more. Each script has some GET/POST/DELETE requests and then some assertions. Is there a way to
a) Run all actions in the http file sequentially until the end and report output in some type of log file (configurable location) - may be but default input_file_name.success if all good and input_file_name.fail if there are arrors.
b) Create a group file that contains a list of http files to run. For example quick_test.http[ (inside a list of script files to run ) and full_regression.http(inside a list of tests to run).
httpx -f quick_test.http -p=local -logfilepath=somepath
If you need a help or accept donations for your work please publish a link. I would be happy to add a tip as your tool is a timesaver.
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You have a very promising tool that can save a lot of time. Really happy to find it on JetBrains forum. Great work and let me share my feedback.
I have around 20 HTTP scripts and planning to have xxx more. Each script has some GET/POST/DELETE requests and then some assertions. Is there a way to
a) Run all actions in the http file sequentially until the end and report output in some type of log file (configurable location) - may be but default input_file_name.success if all good and input_file_name.fail if there are arrors.
b) Create a group file that contains a list of http files to run. For example quick_test.http[ (inside a list of script files to run ) and full_regression.http(inside a list of tests to run).
httpx -f quick_test.http -p=local -logfilepath=somepath
If you need a help or accept donations for your work please publish a link. I would be happy to add a tip as your tool is a timesaver.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: