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I don't like the situation when I'm forced to use this tool, but when it does happen it works very well 😅
However, there one feature I could use, and I'm not sure what's the cleanest implementation.
Let's say I have 2 environments (live & staging) with different index names referring to the same data (say index_11 in live and index_11_snapshot_20211105 in staging). I don't want to duplicate my test files to run separately live and staging test (so all test files should have "index": "index_11"), but I when I'm developing and testing against staging, I would like to override "index": "index_11" from the file by "index": "index_11_snapshot_20211105" (either with a command line argument or environment variable).
Could it be done in LoadTestCaseSetup() for instance?
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I don't like the situation when I'm forced to use this tool, but when it does happen it works very well 😅
However, there one feature I could use, and I'm not sure what's the cleanest implementation.
Let's say I have 2 environments (live & staging) with different index names referring to the same data (say
index_11
in live andindex_11_snapshot_20211105
in staging). I don't want to duplicate my test files to run separately live and staging test (so all test files should have"index": "index_11"
), but I when I'm developing and testing against staging, I would like to override"index": "index_11"
from the file by"index": "index_11_snapshot_20211105"
(either with a command line argument or environment variable).Could it be done in
LoadTestCaseSetup()
for instance?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: