Workbench Interface Guide for Test Case Updates

Accessing Workbench

Through Test Suite

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

Updating Test Cases

Single Test Updates

1. Editing Request Configuration

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

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

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3. Saving Changes

   • Click the "Save" button at the bottom right.
   • Changes are immediately reflected.
   • Success notification appears.

     

4. Testing Changes

   • Click the play button next to the test.
   • Monitor status and execution time.
   • Check the response panel for results.

Batch Updates

1. Enable Batch Mode

   • Locate the "UPDATE ALL TEST CASES" toggle switch.
   • Toggle on for batch operations.
   • Visible indicator shows when active.

     

2. Making Batch Changes

   • Edit request configuration.
   • Changes show in the comparison view.
   • Review highlighted modifications.
   • Navigate through affected tests.

     

3. Applying Updates

   • Review all changes.
   • Click "Save" to apply.
   • Wait for success confirmation.

Working with Variables

Accessing Variables

1. Click the "Variables" button in the toolbar.
2. Modal displays all available variables.
3. 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

1. Adding Variables

   • Click the "Add Variable" button.
   • Enter name and value.
   • Save a new variable.

2. Editing Variables

   • Click the copy icon.
   • Modify value.
   • Changes save automatically.

3. 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.