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Variable names in the Tcases input model generated from an API definition are often derived from, but different than, names found in the OpenAPI definition. For example, for input variables corresponding to request parameters, object properties, header, etc.
In such cases, a derived Tcases-compatible identifier is used as the variable name, and the original name must be attached to the variable as an annotation, so that the original name can be recovered in generated test cases.
But in some cases, no such annotation is created, resulting in generated test cases referring to invalid names. This problem currently affects:
Header names
Object property names
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Variable names in the Tcases input model generated from an API definition are often derived from, but different than, names found in the OpenAPI definition. For example, for input variables corresponding to request parameters, object properties, header, etc.
In such cases, a derived Tcases-compatible identifier is used as the variable name, and the original name must be attached to the variable as an annotation, so that the original name can be recovered in generated test cases.
But in some cases, no such annotation is created, resulting in generated test cases referring to invalid names. This problem currently affects:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: