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I have 2 feature files and trying to perform below operation **FEATURE 1:** calling.feature Feature: Test loop over by calling a feature file Scenario Outline: Testing loop over feature file * call read('called.feature') { argument = '<arg>' } Examples: |arg| |"HELLO"| |"WORLD"| **FEATURE 2:** called.feature Feature: Test loop over in Karate framework Scenario Outline: Testing loop over feature * def callingArg = arg * match '' == callingArg Examples: |arg2| |"TEST1"| |"WORLD"| When I call 'Called.feature' using read in 'Calling.feature' I was expecting it will iterate using across all the

I'm trying to add making calls to a database as part of an end to end effort with the API project at work. How would I escape single quotes within a variable that is being passed as an argument within an assert method. I have tried the following and it did not work. assert JavaClass.executeSQLQuery('SELECT COUNT(*) As Result FROM PartType WHERE reference = 'evaluate';', '1') == true ERROR is that it cannot evaluate the single quotes within the value Other Attempts def sqlQuery = """ SELECT COUNT(*) As Result FROM PartType WHERE reference = 'updateerferencee'; """ assert JavaMethods

I've got this really weird problem. I want to append two lists into one list, but it seems like Karate does not support this function, so I write a JS function. function(lists){ var arr = [] for each (var list in lists){ for each (var item in list){ arr.push(item); } } return arr; } And I write this feature file for testing: Feature: Scenario: * def appendList = read('../utils/append-list.js') * def arr = [{a: 'a'}, {b: 'b'}, {c: 'c'}] * def arr1 = [{a: 'a'}, {b: 'b'}, {c: 'c'}] * def arr2 = appendList([arr, arr1]) * print 'arr2', arr2 * def xx = { aa: '#(arr2)' } * print 'xx', xx * copy yy =

We are using the logging config from here and we want to add scenario id to the pattern. I was trying to find out the answer in the documentation or on the internet but I didn't find anything about how to pass a variable (some data) from Java to logback-test.xml In logback-test.xml we have something like this: <pattern>%d{HH:mm:ss.SSS} [%thread] %-5level %logger{36} - %msg%n</pattern> And we want to have something like this: <pattern>%d{HH:mm:ss.SSS} [%thread] %-5level %logger{36} - %msg - %scenarioId %n</pattern> I am not aware of any way to do that in log4j / logback. If you don't find