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When working on API automation projects, one of the first things that becomes repetitive is configuring the same settings for every test. The base URL, content type, request logging, and common response validations often appear in multiple test classes. As the number of tests increases, maintaining these repeated configurations becomes difficult. REST Assured provides specifications to solve this problem. Instead of defining the same settings in every test, common configurations and specificatio
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