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Introducing APIs to Access and Manage Server-Level Responses on a Mock Server

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Date Published
Author
Ashutosh Vyas
Word Count
257
Company Posts That Month
11
Language
English
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No
Summary

Postman has introduced new server-level response APIs that allow users to simulate server errors, such as 500 and 503 status codes, on mock servers, which is difficult to replicate during testing. These APIs enable users to apply server-level responses across all paths on a mock server without individually defining 5xx errors, enhancing the ability to simulate unavailable server scenarios. By setting a server-level response as active, every call to the mock server will return with the active server-level response, providing a more accurate testing environment. Users can explore more about setting up mock servers and view mock call logs through the Postman Learning Center, and can follow updates on the Postman Public Roadmap for ongoing enhancements to the tool's functionality.

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