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Import cURL commands

cURL is the de facto standard for sharing API requests. To help you get started with the API, we’ve added the ability to import cURL commands into Testfully. To learn more, check out our documentation.

Request Timeout Settings

You can now configure the timeout setting for requests. This is useful if you have a slow connection to the API or if you are using a proxy that has a timeout. The default timeout is 30 seconds. This release offers the following features:

• Adjust Request Timeout settings for a request, folder or environment. Learn More.
• Exporting and importing Testfully folders, requests or environments include the timeout settings.
• The sendRequest function in the Testfully API now accepts a timeout parameter. Learn More

Before & After Request Scripts

Being able to run custom Javascript code before or after a request was by far the most requested feature in the last few months. We’re excited to share that this feature is now available for both Testfully Cloud and Testfully Offline. Starting today, you can enhance your request, automate repetitive tasks, and implement custom workflows using Javascript.

We have designed this feature to be compatible with Postman’s pre-request and test scripts. If you’re migrating from Postman, you can easily import your Postman collection to Testfully and your scripts will work as expected.

To learn more about this feature, please check out our documentation.

Export & Import Testfully Environments

Testfully Cloud and Offline users can export & import Testfully environments. To learn more, please read this article.

• Fixed: We’ve resolved an issue related to missing header name when exporting requests or folders with Basic Authorization scheme.

• Export Testfully Offline Workspace Data: Similar to Testfully Cloud workspaces, Testfully Offline workspace data can be exported and imported. To learn more, please read this article.

• Import Postman Environments You can now import your Postman environment files through the API Client interface. Additionally, Testfully now supports importing environments directly from Postman Backup files.
• We’ve resolved an issue related to not being able to add or update global values in some edge cases.
• We’ve fixed an issue related to importing Insomnia files with variables using the {{ _.['variable-name']}} format.

• Import a Postman backup (dump) file The latest version of Testfully supports Postman Backup (dump) files in JSON format. You can use this feature to import multiple collections, folders, and requests in one go. If you have a .zip file, please extract and upload files individually.

• We’ve resolved an issue related to some of the requests not being imported due to the long request title.

• Testfully Offline, your cloud-free API client is HERE! Download the latest version of Testfully Desktop Apps via the download page to start using Testfully Offline.

• We’ve resolved an issue related to receiving You don't have access to the workspace when switching between two Testfully accounts.

• We’ve resolved an issue related to tabs constantly switching between themselves.

• Audience for all OAuth2 grant types When doing OAuth2 authentication, you can use the “Audience” field for all grant types. Previously, this field was only available for the Client Credentials grant type.
• We’ve resolved an issue with the desktop version of Testfully where it was incorrectly sorting fields within JSON request payload fields alphabetically instead of preserving the user-provided order.

• HTTP Proxy is here! You can now send HTTP requests via your HTTP proxy of choice. To learn more, please read this article.

• We have introduced a new editor for the JSON fields. It makes the editing experience of JSON input values much more pleasant and offers a range of new features including search, auto-format, code indention, and find & replace.
• Fixed an issue related to using the OAuth2 authorization feature for getting a valid token from a Microsoft Azure AD tenant.

• Fixed an issue related to unsubscribing from our mailing list via the provided link in the What’s New in Testfully newsletter. We have also unsubscribed users who could not unsubscribe from the newsletter due to this issue.

• Rather than showing Access Denied error when a user accesses restricted areas (for example, user management), we no longer show unavailable menu options to the user.
• We have rolled out a series of changes related to our infrastructure to improve the performace of both desktop and web apps.
• Desktop app no longer rejects invalid JSON payloads, allowing testing of API behavior with invalid input data.
• Fixed issue with Testfully rejecting requests with {{}} in the payload, improving app flexibility.
• Issue resolved: saving requests with {{}} in the payload is now possible in the app.
• A visual bug related to the navbar in Firefox is now fixed.

• Easily export your folders and requests by clicking a few buttons starting today. Find more information in the How to export your data article.
• Utilize Testfully’s Importer tool to import the data you have exported using our Export tool.
• We have fixed an issue related to processing Postman Collection 2.0 files that were exported using old versions of Postman.

• Testfully supports Postman Collection V2.0 as well as V2.1.
• When importing Postman collections, Testfully brings collection variables & auth settings, folder auth settings and request auth settings.
• Import collections to the root of your workspace by clicking on the ”+” icon, and selecting “Import”.
• We have improved the overall UX of our Import tool to ask fewer questions from the end-user, and offer a better experience when importing data goes wrong.