Imagine a situation where you're testing an API where you need to get some form of token before executing any other request to the server every time. If you want to fiddle around with something in repeater or use intruder, you're out of luck.
Being able to have a sequence trigger before executing a request, to get the token in this example (and even substitute it into the request as a variable), would enable other tools like repeater and intruder to be used on API engagements that would otherwise be untestable without this.
Imagine a situation where you're testing an API where you need to get some form of token before executing any other request to the server every time. If you want to fiddle around with something in repeater or use intruder, you're out of luck.
Being able to have a sequence trigger before executing a request, to get the token in this example (and even substitute it into the request as a variable), would enable other tools like repeater and intruder to be used on API engagements that would otherwise be untestable without this.