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I am writing gatling tests and using JSONPath $..parentId.
I am getting the response:

I have a Gatling scenario where I'm calling the Gatling demo app endpoint. I noticed that the first request is taking a higher time to respond to. For example:

I am running gatling script to measure my api performance. Below is the configuration which ramps up the user from 0 to 100 and eventually reaches 400 . Is is true to say in last step constantConcurrentUsers(400) 400 request called per second . Is below script calling 400 request/sec in last step ?

I have created a shell script which executes maven command.

The command looks like this:

I want to use Gatling in my Scala 3 / sbt Project.

The problem is that Gatling packages its library without Version-Postfix. So I think you have the same problem for any Scala library that does that.

I tried a few things, for example:

• Adding the dependency according to the documentation:

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So I'm making a TD game where I can place a gatling gun, and depending on which sector of a surrounding circle the mouse is in, the sprite and bullet path will change.

My difficulty is with creating an algorithm which will tell me which sector my mouse is in.

My circle has 16 sectors, and a radius of 300. Each arc has a length of 117.81. Extending from (300,300), I have an exact list of all the coordinates of the lines, so I am able to currently draw the sector like this: Circle

I'm using a mouse listener to detect the coordinates of my mouse whenever my mouse moves, so I have a "currentPoint" to check within which sector it's in. Based on this information, can anyone think of an easy way to simply return an integer of which sector the mouse is currently inside? Preferably somewhat efficiently.

These are the two ways I'm thinking about how it would look: Two_Ideas

And I did look at this StackOverflow which seemed like a similar problem: Efficiently find points inside a circle sector And I implemented it with Java, but it doesn't seem to translate without having Vectors and I'm a bit too confused about the math to make it work.

Been trying to figure this out for a while, I would love any help with an implementation of any kind, (don't mind adding Trig calculations), along with any help understanding the problem. Thank you!!

I am using Karate + Gatling to test one async backend system.

User in a test

1. Files a ticket with the backend
2. Waits for the ticket to start processing (max 10 tickets are processing in parallel, rest of them wait in queue)
3. When processing starts, wait for it to finish (~ 1min)
4. When processing finishes, check result and end test

The problem is that if the test fails in steps 2 or 3 (timeout on GET request, random traffic fail), the ticket still stays on the backend and will take time to process, interfering with the following users.

I would like to delete the ticket manually if the test fails on steps 2 or 3. Is that possible with gatling? Is there some way that I could execute some after hook if a user ends in failure? Can I know where the test failed?

Were there any group of folks, who were successful with Karate DSL, using Gradle and Junit5 runner?

Should it be @Karate.Test or @Test?

How to add a custom error message for gatling assertions

Current Behavior:-

details("My Scenario").requestsPerSec.between(20, 25)

The above code allows validating the requests per second but unable to pass a custom message when assertion fails . (Like the assertions in Junit libraries)