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First of all, great tool, very helpful, thank you.
I unfortunately have a problem generating the documentation: when I run the following command on the console, the documentation is generated correctly as far as I can see, except that apparently the environment argument doesn't seem to take.
The output is as follows:
Success. Document generated at C:\Users\myuser\tmp\
The file index.html and folders (js, css) are available and the html doc seems to work properly, but the environment variables are not replaced on the left side of the documentation:
Am I doing something wrong?
Is the "-e" parameter intended differently?
Thanks for your help.
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OS: Windows 11
postman-doc-gen version: 1.2.0
Postman.json files created with: Postman v10.9.3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@dernate Apologies for the late reply, I have been unable to maintain this repo these last few years. The "-e" parameter is intended to apply the environment variable values only to the examples on the right. The intention wasn't to replace the variables everywhere.
First of all, great tool, very helpful, thank you.
I unfortunately have a problem generating the documentation: when I run the following command on the console, the documentation is generated correctly as far as I can see, except that apparently the environment argument doesn't seem to take.
.\postman_doc_gen.exe my.postman_collection.json -o C:\Users\myuser\tmp\ -e C:\Users\myuser\my.postman_environment.json -d true
The output is as follows:
Success. Document generated at C:\Users\myuser\tmp\
The file index.html and folders (js, css) are available and the html doc seems to work properly, but the environment variables are not replaced on the left side of the documentation:

Am I doing something wrong?
Is the "-e" parameter intended differently?
Thanks for your help.
MetaData:
OS: Windows 11
postman-doc-gen version: 1.2.0
Postman.json files created with: Postman v10.9.3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: