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I am using the Run feature and inputting a CSV so that my request can run for each row. My request URL and body both use a timestamp, but they will occasionally differ (or always differ if I use a more precise timestamp) while the request is being made.
POST localhost/.../...113552
{
"timestamp": "...113553"
}
Is it possible to generate a timestamp per run (row of the CSV) of each request and store it so it's consistent in the URL and body?
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I am using the Run feature and inputting a CSV so that my request can run for each row. My request URL and body both use a timestamp, but they will occasionally differ (or always differ if I use a more precise timestamp) while the request is being made.
POST localhost/.../...113552{ "timestamp": "...113553" }Is it possible to generate a timestamp per run (row of the CSV) of each request and store it so it's consistent in the URL and body?
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