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Hi @shafeeknaidoo, `@Before` and `@After` are usually used for Unit testing, so these methods are executed before/after each test case. As Zerocode is designed for Integration testing, the before/after methods...

Hi @shafeeknaidoo, Can you join our slack channel.\https://join.slack.com/t/zerocode-workspace/shared_invite/enQtNzYxMDAwNTQ3MjY1LTA2YmJjODJhNzQ4ZjBiYTQwZDBmZmNkNmExYjA3ZDk2OGFiZWFmNWJlNGRkOTdiMDQ4ZmQyNzcyNzVjNWQ4ODQ We can decide a time to meet on slack and discuss it there

> @authorjapps - breaking down the test steps even more! > > # Test Case steps: > 1. Test case 1 - Send a POST request which posts 2 records....

@BartRobeyns Thanks for putting this together. Do you have solution for this? We can tackle each point separately in different tickets.(One ticket will be too big to handle)