Suggestion: It would be more convenient if adding function of jumping to the api node directly from View Results Tree by double clicking

["Di Guo (US)" <di...@pwc.com.INVALID>]

  Hello Jmeter team,

      I am a Jmeter user and always use Jmeter to do functional/performance
testing. I like its rich functions and good user experience.
      But these days I have found that there is one problem for me. I like
to use the View Results Tree to check the response of each api, and when
there are more and more api calls in one test scenario while debugging, I
found that it would take some time to find the correlating api call in test
script from the View Results Tree when there are many duplicated ones in
test script(Please check the screenshot in attachment). The best way I have
thought over is to add one double click function in the View Results Tree
node that can directly navigate to the source api node.
      That's all my suggestion, if there is any workaround for this, would
you please also let me know about that?
      Thank you so much!

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Re: Suggestion: It would be more convenient if adding function of jumping to the api node directly from View Results Tree by double clicking

[Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>]

I think that idea has already been proposed in
https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=51818

It could be helpful. Would you like to implement it?

Felix

Am 04.11.21 um 12:41 schrieb Di Guo (US):
>   Hello Jmeter team,
>
>       I am a Jmeter user and always use Jmeter to do
> functional/performance testing. I like its rich functions and good
> user experience.
>       But these days I have found that there is one problem for me. I
> like to use the View Results Tree to check the response of each api,
> and when there are more and more api calls in one test scenario while
> debugging, I found that it would take some time to find the
> correlating api call in test script from the View Results Tree when
> there are many duplicated ones in test script(Please check the
> screenshot in attachment). The best way I have thought over is to add
> one double click function in the View Results Tree node that can
> directly navigate to the source api node. 
>       That's all my suggestion, if there is any workaround for this,
> would you please also let me know about that? 
>       Thank you so much!
>
>
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