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Below are the steps

1. Add bearer token env variable, as shown below

2. Add bearer token to the header on Main collection tab, and the request as shown below

3. And now manually check what happens when we run - Get comments request, use the 'inherit auth from parent' option - it shows 200 OK, and returns the comments as shown below

1. Now export both env variables & collection file as shown below

2. Run the files on cmd with newman as shown below

3. Check the result of the 'Get Comments' request

Expected: 200 OK status Actual : 401 Unauthorized stauts

Any help will be really appreciated, thanks

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