Hi all,
It often happens that requests for already compiled folders get mixed up when restarting the desktop application in APIs. It is not just within folders that this mix-up occurs. What could be the reason for this and what is the solution to prevent it from happening again?
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I will describe your problem with an example. In APIs there are several endpoint requests with different endpoint addresses. These are well organized and from these I select requests for tests. Before building the tests in APIs, I compile the necessary requests in folders and in the right order, from which I want to build the tests later in “Tests”. After restarting the desktop APIDOG, I noticed that the order of this compiled request set is mixed up.
For example from this:
Tests
Test1
request1.1 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
resuest1.2 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
request1.3 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
Test2
request2.1 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
resuest2.2 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
request2.3 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
It has been:
Tests
Test1
request2.3 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
resuest1.2 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
request2.1 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
Test2
request1.3 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
resuest2.2 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
request1.1 (duplicated request from other folder’s request)
The problem is that this above sequence gets mixed up from time to time. I don’t know why, but happened after restarting the desktop APIDOG.