Fill Existing Tests From a Data Set

What It Does

Generated tests often carry placeholder values, and the realistic data lives in a spreadsheet someone else owns. Filling tests by hand, endpoint by endpoint, is slow and easy to get wrong. This feature does it safely. Columns are matched to fields by name (USER_ID, userId and user-id are the same name), and a dotted column such as address.city fills a nested body field. A column never adds a field a request does not send; unused columns are listed. If the sheet names the endpoint or operation, each endpoint gets only its own rows, and an EXPECTED_STATUS column decides which rows a test that must pass may take. INVALID_ columns are never written into a test that must pass. A check that repeats a value the request sent moves with the new value, so "name equals John" becomes "name equals Alice". A filled value counts as your own edit, so regenerating tests keeps it, and Undo restores every test the fill changed except one someone edited afterwards, which it names.

Key Capabilities

How It Works

1. 1

   Import your file as a data set, or pick an existing one on the Data Sets screen

2. 2

   Choose Fill tests… and pick fill values or run each passing test once per row

3. 3

   Review the preview: which tests change, which values, and which columns went unused

4. 4

   Untick anything you want left alone, then fill; tests are written one at a time

5. 5

   Undo from Recent fills, or ask the assistant to undo the last fill