When I send a HTTP request I want a specific JSON response. I tried doing this, but with no luck.
This is what I have.
This is what I receive.
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$. is not a valid JsonPath expression, if you want everything - you can go for "deep scan" and "wildcard" operators like:
$..*
be aware that JSON Path doesn't return attributes names so you will be able to assert only values so you might need to reconsider your pattern.
Looking into "what you have" I would recommend using Response Assertion instead.
