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Parameters are embedded within the test specifications using the following notation: ${PARAMETER_NAME} or for Steps definitions and Unstructured tests,and <PARAMETER_NAME> for Gherkin.
This notation is used to reference parameters within the test definition. You can reference parameters on any in any text-based test step custom field, Unstructured definition, or Gherkin Scenarios.
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Defining a parameterized test
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Generic or Unstructured definition
- Edit the definition using the inline view within the test issue.
- To reference a parameter, you have two options:
- Start typing ${. If a default dataset is defined on the test, you should see a list of the available parameters. Choose the desired parameter using the cursor keys or mouse. The parameter will be placed with the text.
- Use the toolbar button ${. After pressing this button, and if there is a default dataset defined on the test, you should see a list of the available parameters. Choose the desired parameter using the cursor keys or mouse. The parameter will be placed on the cursor position.
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Gherkin Scenarios
- Create or edit a given step using either the inline view within the test issue or the steps dialog.
- When specifying a Scenario, to reference a parameter you should start typing <. If there is a default dataset defined on the test, you should see a list of the available parameters. Choose the desired parameter using the cursor keys or mouse. The parameter will be placed with the text.
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