Writing automated tests with Postman – Part 3
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In the third installment of a series on API testing with Postman, the focus is on utilizing the tool's collection runner to streamline the execution of multiple requests within a collection, allowing users to run all requests with a single click rather than manually executing each one. The collection runner interface mirrors the main Postman window, with options to select a collection, an optional environment, and the number of iterations for the tests. Environment variables, which are set up separately to protect sensitive data, play a crucial role in this process. Users can analyze results after a collection run to track improvements over time, with the ultimate goal of achieving a 100% test pass rate. The series, initially planned as a three-part guide, will extend into a fourth part to cover automated API testing and feature an exciting announcement, while future enhancements to Postman's test reporting capabilities are anticipated.
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