Your prerequisite Test Case can now pass on what it creates

A prerequisite Test Case could already gate a Test Set, stopping everything downstream if it failed. What it actually produced along the way just disappeared. Now it doesn't have to.

• Generate at runtime: capture a token, an ID, or session data from an API call or a login flow inside your prerequisite Test Case.
• Available downstream: reference those values in every Test Case that runs after it in the same Test Set, no need to regenerate the same data twice.
• Still gates the run: this builds on the pass/fail gating you already have. The prerequisite still has to pass before the rest of the set runs.

Log in once at the top of a Test Set, capture the session token, and every Test Case after it reuses that same session instead of logging in again. The same pattern works for any setup step whose output the rest of the suite needs.

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