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I am trying to create a unit test, however, whenever I run it I encounter null values on my variables. Debugging the issue points to my environment variables not being used globally on my unit test. As a class I'm testing calls another class that then references its values from an environment variable. How do I make use of global environment variables in IntelliJ?.

I've already added Environment Variables in the Test Configuration like this,

However, this doesn't seem to be used on the entire project. Hence classes calling this environment variables are returning null. How do I make my Unit Test and the classes it calls to use the globally declared environment variables?. TIA. Below is a snippet of my code of how my environment variables are being used in a class

In the documentation of Grammars under Section :

"Always succeed" assertion

I reproduced the example presented there, with added code to show the table produced, in each stage of the parsing mechanism :

I'm trying to set two different responses of 302 in out API since our API redirects to a different Endpoint depending on the request sent. I'm current using Open API ver 3.0.1. How do I do that?

I basically just want two different Location Headers for the 302 redirect describing how why the particular Location header is returned. Or have two same 302 response codes

I was following this older thread. But it doesn't correctly reference the two different Location headers in the actual API Endpoint, and instead just shows a blank Location header.

My Code snippet is: