API Testing Part 3 - using REST Assured

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[@tarun3kumar]

Please thumbs up video if you find it educational : )

[@adarshuppinkudru1659]

Hello Tarun...welcome back after a long break....I had a question. If there are multiple versions of an API, that need to be tested before going to production, how do I do that in a real-time scenario? Can I have all these different versions of the same API deployed to the same environment and test them separately using my tests or should they be different environments and has to happen one after the other? Please ignore my ignorance if you find the question silly :-)

[@tarun3kumar]

There are no silly questions :) I would go with having different versions deployed on one env. approach as it would require less overhead in terms of diff. env. config needed to run tests.

[@surendera1997]

Can you please make a video on how to manage the request JSON objects in the PUT/POST apis.

[@tarun3kumar]

As in sending JSON request in POST?

[@surendera1997]

@@tarun3kumar Yes, like how to store them and verifying the contents of the returned json response. Regards

[@tarun3kumar]

@@surendera1997 I described it in rest of the videos in API testiing series at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpXLZZWVlrKqq6M Hope this help.