So, I actually thought this was the default, but it appears not and I haven't been able to figure out a way to turn it on.
If I have 20 test users in my JSON file, and I want to run a test with 20 virtual users, I'd like each of them to take one row/iteration of that JSON file. Instead, it seems like my options are either:
Run all 20 users as the same first dummy user (i.e. not change any settings)
Shuffle the test data, which means I'll almost certainly end up with at least a few duplicates
I realize that there are other situations where you might want to run one user through the test multiple times with different test data, but it'd be really helpful to have some flag that just ties the index of the virtual user to the index of the test data.
So, I actually thought this was the default, but it appears not and I haven't been able to figure out a way to turn it on.
If I have 20 test users in my JSON file, and I want to run a test with 20 virtual users, I'd like each of them to take one row/iteration of that JSON file. Instead, it seems like my options are either:
I realize that there are other situations where you might want to run one user through the test multiple times with different test data, but it'd be really helpful to have some flag that just ties the index of the virtual user to the index of the test data.
Thanks!