This would be the place to raise all Feature Requests ![]()
As I don’t personally need this feature. I’ll let someone who really needs it to raise a request. ![]()
It sounded like it or was worded like it was something you felt was missing or how the function could be improved. ![]()
Feature Requests, Improvements, Issues etc. raised on the Community Forum just get lost in threads of topics so it’s always best to raise them directly on the Public Tracker. ![]()
I’ve included the quick links to the forum site, which go directly to those forms on Github ![]()
I’ve created a Collection in my Public Workspace as a short term solution but I will be improving this and adding it to the Postman Answers Public Workspace. This is based on the Collection that @vdespa created for this video.
This can be used to show you how you can achieve the flow that you’re looking to do - It’s only an example so it might need tweaking.
This scenario is controlled by a JSON data file:
[
{
"routes": [
"Common",
"Request 2",
"Common",
"Request 3",
"Common",
"Request 4",
"Common"
]
}
]
The principle behind that looks solid.
It’s a bit more re-usable than hardcoding the request that needs to run next into the requests test tab.
I would say its a bit more flexible and potentially more robust and easer to troubleshoot as you would be generally be checking the input file.
I guess you could also use this with an environment or collection variable instead of a data file.
Thanks @danny-dainton it was really helpful
Yeah, it’s just reading an array of routes, which could be in a number of places.
Would need a small change to the script but totally doable, depending on your context.

