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How to configure the token only once, and save it to the header for all signature files

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Hi I think I’ve run into a configuration problem now, and I want to get the token before all requests are sent and then talk about the headers that are configured for all subsequent requests. I took a look at headers-single.feature and found that I still needed to manually call bakcground in this feature

*configure headers = read('classpath:headers.js')

, but my expectation was that when writing each feature, these Basic configuration has been done automatically without requiring me to manually declare again.

How can I configure to solve this problem?

Thanks!

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  • State:closed
  • Created 5 years ago
  • Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)

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nuanyang233commented, Jun 20, 2018

In fact, when I discovered karate, I decided to change the original restassured project to use karate. Thank you for your help!

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ptrthomascommented, Jun 20, 2018
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