The New JSON/YAML Plugin: Using YAML in JMeter
#ICYMI: The JSON Plugin was deprecated in Apache JMeter™version 4, following the donation of the JSON Assertion component from jmeter-plugins.org to core JMeter. Now, I have updated this plugin to support new features and abilities. In this new version, the two plugin components, the JSON Path Extractor, and the JSON Path Assertion have a new input format — YAML. So, users can choose between JSON and YAML input formats when running JMeter load tests. This provides more options and flexibility for performance testers — everything that was done before in JSON can now also be done in YAML.
Let’s see how the JSON/YAML plugin works by generating a simple test plan. This test plan will take random values from two arrays (lists) in YAML and use them in a POST request as body parameters. The two arrays will be received from another request. https://goo.gl/RqEKPZ
Katalon Studio Integration With TestRail
#ICYDK: Introduction
This tutorial will show you how to integrate between Katalon Studio and TestRail — a test management software tool. Integrating these two tools can benefit users of both systems. For instance, test execution results from Katalon Studio can be synchronized with test cases from TestRail, making it easier and more productive for testers to manage and report test coverage as well as test results.
To execute this integration, you should have the basic knowledge of Katalon Studio, TestRail, Groovy, Katalon GlobalVariables, Custom Keywords, Test Listeners, and Web Requests. https://goo.gl/bCHwnj