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I dont like Cucumber and dont use it but know that last time I checked, it does support running feature files in parallel. This video is not what you are looking for that use case.

Are you using junit5?

​@@powertester5596I'm using junit-jupiter 5.8.2 And using below configuration junit.jupiter.execution.parallel.enabled = true junit.jupiter.execution.parallel.mode.default = concurrent junit.jupiter.execution.parallel.mode.classes.default = concurrent

Formaters don’t work like that and for good reason. Imagine you already have un formatted code committed in the repository and your team introduces formatting later. If you touch one line in the file, you would still want the whole file to be formatted. I am curious why would you only want it to run only on the changed lines and not full file?

@@powertester5596 this is because formatting whole file will unnecessary reflect the changes (if lines of code are more) in PR and it's kind of overwork if I'm only concerned about my changes and extra work for reviewer too.

@@AdarshSingh-go5ht the standard and recommended is to one time format the whole project and create a PR only for formatting changes. Once it is done, the problem you mention will never happen again.

Hi Shital. Maven is just one of the ways in which you can work with env. There are other solutions like dotenv and typesafe (that we used) that can set/get env variables for the project. Cheers!

@@powertester5596 What i mean to ask in maven with property file we have to explicitly mention if we want to allow runtime modification to our variable. but when we use typesafe all the variable mentioned under reference conf file can be modify from cmd without explicitly mentioning it anyhwere ? just want to confirm it ...

@@shitalmalviya9796 the variables are specified in .conf files under resources repository. If that’s what you mean?

You don’t have to create a ID. You have to use the ID provided. Can you try again just using it ? I will also make updates in my framework to see if I can make working with git crypt easier or even get rid of it :)

@@powertester5596 Hello Pramod, it worked for me thanks. Yes let us know a different approach as getting git-cryt on a company vm is a challenge and I cant use key created outside company network.

I look forward to creating it too :-).

Thanks buddy :-)

Glad that you like it :-)

I probably forgot to remove the thread if you noticed it :-). Yes, you are right we should remove it :-).

@@powertester5596 That's fine, good part is , your entire series is made with so details and spontaneous way that anyone watches would be able to get the core of it. I would urge you to keep making contents like this whenever time permits. Kudos.

@@avishekbehera Thanks buddy! Appreciate your kind words. I am currently building a powerhouse of feature items to share in Playwright :-). Maybe in a few months when work is more relaxed I intend to create one of the best series in playwright out there :-).

Thanks buddy :-). Glad you liked it. Real credit goes to Kasia for introducing me to this idea :-). It made everything so clean in API test design :-)

Thanks Karan :-). Glad you found it useful :-)

Thanks Danjel :-).

Thanks buddy. Glad you found it useful :-).

Hi Anirudh, you can use the information in the GitHub action plugin to unlock the files in CI. Here is the repo: github.com/sliteteam/github-action-git-crypt-unlock/tree/master Basically you need to first install git crypt in CI using bash. The dockerfile setup contains that step. i.e. "apk --update add git-crypt git-lfs" And once you have git crypt installed in CI, you can run the entrypoint.sh script as it is available in the root of the above project. github.com/sliteteam/github-action-git-crypt-unlock/blob/master/entrypoint.sh Do remember to add a secret in jenkins with name "GIT_CRYPT_KEY" since it is used in the entrypoint.sh file. Hope it helps.

Thanks buddy :-). I also prefer elastic and Kibana over datadog. I personally found ease of use and flexibility in Kibana to be much better than datadog.

Hi there, yes if you don't see the file in the local main branch you can pull it from the main remote branch. More importantly, I sense from your question that you can use some help on how Git works. Maybe try watching some good tutorials on it? P.S: Here is a short tutorial from one of my favorite authors (but feel free to learn it from anywhere you like :)): ua-cam.com/play/PL-osiE80TeTuRUfjRe54Eea17-YfnOOAx.html

@@powertester5596 Yea sure sir, thanks a lot for the confirmation! I'll check those tutorials..

can you please help me with this error

If you see in GitHub you will find a class to provide request specification. It contains methods that provide both authenticated specification and non authenticated specification.

I know what you mean. I am still not the best when it comes to creating content :-). Sorry!

Oh well, I would love to see how you do it? Why not link a video of yours then?

Hmmm. That’s weird since the baseURL only exists in the environment repo and not in the parent file and it works. Maybe can you try with smaller config files with one or two fields to see where the issue is?

​​@@powertester5596Sir i have structured like. conf/env..properties conf/prod/env..properties conf/test/env..properties I have a key (ENV) in the first file which allows ENVIRONMENT enum. And in both test and prod environment files I have a key USER_NAME. When i tried to fetch USER_NAME then it was throwing an error as no key defined USER_NAME in file config/env..properties (Ignore .. if I add only one dot it is treating it as website and removing my comment)

@@RuthvikAlladi is the structure as you say with Conf ? Or is it resources/dev/file name.conf ? Note that the class I shared expect structure as stated in second one.

@@powertester5596 sir I think there is a confusion. The structure i mentioned is folder structure. src/test/resources/config In that config folder i have 1 file and 2 folders. env. properties , prod(folder), test(folder) In both prod and test there is a file named env. properties. In config/env. properties i will mention the environment to choose and common properties In prod/env . properties and test/env. properties. There will be environment specific variables.

@@RuthvikAlladi I understand but there should not be folder inside config folder. The structure that the Java class deals with is resources/env-folder-name/files.Conf . Try changing like this and see if it works for you?

Thanks buddy :-)

Project zero contains most of the topics that are common to "any" test automation framework. If you watch it first you will get more insight on some of the common things we use here. That said, I don't think it should stop you from being productive with API testing if you don't watch it first. So whatever you like :).

@@powertester5596 thanks Pramod will watch the series post rest pro series. Thanks

Thanks Karan :-). This topic was actually in my todo list. I hope to find sometime soon to make a video on it. For now, I think there are 2 ways in which we can install git crypt. One of them should work for Linux machines. Would you like to give it a try?

@@powertester5596 yes installation is successful on docker image using apk add git-crypt and infact to troubleshoot I’m copying my key as well via Dockerfile usinf COPY command and trying to unlock, still it did not work 😅

@@Swekar14 : okay. To troubleshoot,see if you can go inside the container and ls to see if the copied file is present there or not. Do let me know what you see. This weekend is going to be super busy for me else would have tried this. I will still see if I can :-)

@@powertester5596 yes it is there! I was using alpine and thought to perform same on ubuntu image. While decrypting on ubuntu i found a git error saying “you are on a branch yet to be born and encrypted files not decrypted”. Tried after git init as well and same issue, seems git is preventing from decrypting due to branch issue.

@@Swekar14 : hmmm. This error indicates that the branch doesn’t exist. Maybe your main branch is named as master or vice versa?

I am glad it helped you. You can create assert for each response field using soft asserts and then for each test, only include the fields that you need to assert. Do let me know that helps solve your problem in hand?

@@powertester5596 Thank you for the quick reply.I am able to assert it,however the challenge I have is ,with the parallel run it fails(felt like a flakiness there,at time this gets passed ) but works perfectly for individual run

@@aravindmr6827 if your test fails on parallel run but not in sequence most probably you are using a static field that is changed by multiple tests. Don’t use static fields and your tests would run perfectly fine. I in-fact made a video on it that you can find in the same playlist.

@@powertester5596mmm..i haven’t used any static fields though

@@aravindmr6827 somewhere it is using a shared variable. That’s how parallel issues happen. If I could have had a look at your code I could have helped debug and fix it but workout looking at it it’s difficult to point to the root cause.

Thank you Ravi :-)

Thank you Waquar :-)

Thank you Juan :-). Elastic and Kibana are free if you want to install on your local machine/server. They also have a cloud paid version which is normally used by companies. You can also try it out for free for a week or two.

@@powertester5596 Thanks!

If you are talking about input POJO body, then what you need is @JsonInclude(JsonInclude.Include.NON_NULL) For different endpoints you can then only set the fields that you want to set and others will be ignored. About zooming, I will try to keep in mind. Thanks for the input. I have a big monitor and needs a better solution for screen resolution.

@@powertester5596 Sorry my bad,I was referring to input body.Thanks for answering

Glad that you like it :-).

Glad you found it useful :)

Glad that you like it buddy :-). I am also going to make all our tests scope/role aware and our APIs as scope agnostic. If you recall all our APIs are currently tightly coupled to one role “say admin”. I will make all APIs as scope agnostic and then you can test same APIs based on different roles and thus different expected response codes per role (say 200 for admin and 403 for a guest user :-) )

@@powertester5596 Good one, as developers too use generic error templates based on roles , so it would be easier and cleaner to have scope-agnostic implementation.

Thanks buddy :). Sure. I created another video on schema validation today. Hopefully in a day or two, will push the code of how to use health check in CI :). The video may come out a little later since I am yet to edit more videos from before but you would be able to pick the solution from GitHub :)

Hello Ayyappa, it’s free (atleast for now). Not sure if IntelliJ plans to keep it free or paid in future but at this moment, it is free.

Thanks buddy :-)

Thanks Karan :-)

Hey there, at this moment due to time constraints, I have no plans to take personal coaching. Maybe in future. For now, you can ask relevant questions either here or on GitHub project. I will try to answer once in a while when I find time but cannot guarantee :-).

You can download it from GitHub project - drawings directory; if you like :-).

Sure Arvind. I have the recordings ready and just need some time to do minor editing before releasing. The GitHub project is already in a good state to clone through. If you put a watch on the repository you would be notified once I add more content to the repo. Cheers!

@@powertester5596 sure.Thank you

Thanks buddy :-)

Thanks buddy :-)

Thanks :).