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variables priority
There are several different types of variables, and the priory can be confusing. The best way to avoid confusion is to use different variable names. However, if you must use the same variable names, you should understand the priority strategy.
testcase
config:
name: xxx
variables: # config variables
varA: "configA"
varB: "configB"
varC: "configC"
parameters: # parameter variables
varA: ["paramA1"]
varB: ["paramB1"]
teststeps:
-
name: step 1
variables: # step variables
varA: "step1A"
request:
url: /$varA/$varB/$varC # varA="step1A", varB="paramB1", varC="configC"
method: GET
extract: # extracted variables
varA: body.data.A # suppose varA="extractVarA"
varB: body.data.B # suppose varB="extractVarB"
-
name: step 2
varialbes:
varA: "step2A"
request:
url: /$varA/$varB/$varC # varA="step2A", varB="extractVarB", varC="configC"
method: GET
In a testcase, variables priority are in the following order:
- step variables > extracted variables, e.g. step 2, varA="step2A"
- parameter variables > config variables, e.g. step 1, varB="paramB1"
- extracted variables > parameter variables > config variables, e.g. step 2, varB="extractVarB"
- config variables are in the lowest priority, e.g. step 1/2, varC="configC"
testsuite
config:
name: xxx
variables: # testsuite config variables
varA: "configA"
varB: "configB"
varC: "configC"
testcases:
-
name: case 1
variables: # testcase variables
varA: "case1A"
testcase: /path/to/testcase1
export: ["varA", "varB"] # export variables
-
name: case 2
varialbes: # testcase variables
varA: "case2A"
testcase: /path/to/testcase2
In a testsuite, variables priority are in the following order:
- testcase variables > export variables > testsuite config variables > referenced testcase config variables