Enforce parameter names in steps question

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Steven Hansen

November 04, 2021 12:11

Hello,

Is it possible on a project level to enforce parameter naming conventions in steps? For example take this step:

I perform a simple search on '(.*)'"

Is there a way to globally enforce a rule where, for example, the matching parameter is not allowed to contain a question mark or quote or the letter q or something else?

Yes, I know you can use regexes in the parameters but I want to enforce a global rule that will throw some kind of error if I use illegal characters in the parameter name.

Thank you in advance!

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  Jordan Western

  November 15, 2021 13:03

  Hi Steven Hansen,

  I have moved this post to it's correct location under general discussions.

  I am wondering if you could user step argument transformations to check the parameter for your unwanted chars and throw an exception if they exist.

  otherwise I think your only other solution is to use c#10 and constant interpolated strings to create a regex pattern that matches what you need and then can be re-usable across the project, only usable with .NET 6 I believe so might not be an option.

   

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