# Workbench Interface Guide for Test Case Updates

# Accessing Workbench

# Through Test Suite

Click "ALL TEST SUITES" breadcrumb.
Select your test suite.
Click the "Workbench" button.

# Updating Test Cases

# Single Test Updates

Editing Request Configuration

{
  "method": "GET",
  "url": "",
  "headers": {
    "Authorization": "Bearer "
  },
  "path_params": {},
  "query_params": {
    "page_size": ""
  },
  "json_body": {}
}

Making Changes
- Edit directly in the JSON editor
- Modify necessary fields
- Use variables with syntax
- Maintain proper JSON formatting

Original	Updated

Saving Changes
- Click the "Save" button at the bottom right.
- Changes are immediately reflected.
- Success notification appears.
Testing Changes
- Click the play button next to the test.
- Monitor status and execution time.
- Check the response panel for results.

# Batch Updates

Enable Batch Mode
- Locate the "UPDATE ALL TEST CASES" toggle switch.
- Toggle on for batch operations.
- Visible indicator shows when active.
Making Batch Changes
- Edit request configuration.
- Changes show in the comparison view.
- Review highlighted modifications.
- Navigate through affected tests.
Applying Updates
- Review all changes.
- Click "Save" to apply.
- Wait for success confirmation.

# Working with Variables

# Accessing Variables

Click the "Variables" button in the toolbar.
Modal displays all available variables.
Variables panel shows:
- Variable names
- Current values
- Copy and delete options

# Using Variables

{
  "api_key": "HFRCG8W2TZVW6JNW",
  "base_url": "https://www.alphavantage....",
  "some_value": "DEFAULT123"
}

# Managing Variables

Adding Variables
- Click the "Add Variable" button.
- Enter name and value.
- Save a new variable.
Editing Variables
- Click the copy icon.
- Modify value.
- Changes save automatically.
Deleting Variables
- Click the trash icon.
- Confirm deletion.

# Best Practices

# 1. Before Updates

Review current configuration.
Check available variables.
Plan your changes.
Understand the test purpose.

# 2. During Updates

Use proper JSON formatting.
Leverage variables effectively.
Test changes incrementally.
Monitor for errors.

# 3. After Updates

Run tests to verify changes.
Check response data.
Review any warnings.
Document significant changes.

# Common Issues and Solutions

# 1. JSON Syntax Errors

Check for proper formatting.
Verify quotation marks.
Ensure valid values.
Look for missing commas.

# 2. Variable Issues

Verify variable names.
Check variable values.
Ensure proper syntax.
Confirm variable availability.

# 3. Save/Update Problems

Validate JSON structure.
Check for unsaved changes.
Review error messages.
Try incremental saves.

# Pro Tips

# 1. Efficient Updating

Group similar changes.
Use variables for common values.
Test systematically.
Maintain organization.

# 2. Quality Assurance

Test after each change.
Verify critical functionality.
Monitor performance.
Document updates.

# 3. Batch Operations

Use for similar tests.
Review all changes carefully.
Test representative samples.
Verify expected behavior.

# 4. Variable Management

Use descriptive names.
Keep values updated.
Remove unused variables.
Document variable purposes.