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It seems (!) to me that, when running parallel http get, the output can not be stored into an existing object.
The script:
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Given I have a 'string dictionary' named '1'
Given I have a 'string dictionary' named '2'
Given I have a 'string dictionary' named '3'
Given I have a 'string dictionary' named '4'
Given I have a 'string dictionary' named '5'
Given I have a 'string dictionary' named '6'
Given I have a 'string' named 'ts1'
Given I have a 'string' named 'ts2'
Given I have a 'string' named 'ts3'
Given I have a 'string' named 'ts4'
Given I have a 'string' named 'ts5'
Given I have a 'string' named 'ts6'
Given I execute parallel GET to 'ts1' and save the result named 'timestamp1' within the object '1'
Given I execute parallel GET to 'ts2' and save the result named 'timestamp2' within the object '2'
Given I execute parallel GET to 'ts3' and save the result named 'timestamp3' within the object '3'
Given I execute parallel GET to 'ts4' and save the result named 'timestamp4' within the object '4'
Given I execute parallel GET to 'ts5' and save the result named 'timestamp5' within the object '5'
Given I execute parallel GET to 'ts6' and save the result named 'timestamp6' within the object '6'
Then print data
It seems (!) to me that, when running parallel http get, the output can not be stored into an existing object.
The script:
with data:
produces this output:
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