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Set Variable From Command Line
See original GitHub issueI’d like a way to pass a single variable (key:value pair) to Newman from the command line without needing additional JSON files. Currently I’m using -e to set my environment and -d to set initial values for a couple of variables. Each of these switches requires a JSON file. Rather than use -d I’d like to just pass my variable.
I want to be able to do something like this:
newman run MyAPI.postman_collection.json -e Local.postman_environment.json MyVariable
Where MyVariable is an environment variable that I would set from the command line (as opposed to from JSON).
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- Created 7 years ago
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@bkosborne
--env-varoption has been added in Newman v4.4.0.This is now possible with the
--global-var key=valueoption.