only works on C:

[Paruccone]

an option should be available for it not to use C: drive for storage/temp.

manually setting $mainOSDrive doesn't help, script keeps referring to system drive here and there:```

The operation completed successfully. Mounting Windows image. This may take a while. ERROR: The system cannot find the file specified. C:\tiny11\sources\install.wim: The system cannot find the file specified.

because of 
$env:SystemDrive being used later on instead of $mainOSDrive

[UnleashSpirit]

Hi, same question for header and postman {{$randomUUID}}

[KaniZ0r]

@standej it should work if you use bru.setVar instead of bru.setEnvVar

[standej]

Hi @KaniZ0r I tried to do with collection variables and it still dont work: Here is my json body: Here is what is created in database: And here is value of my variable when i click to eye up: And here is my pre request script how i generate random value: bru.setVar("loginVar", Math.round(Math.random() * 100000));

Bruno version 0.25.0

Unfortunately still not working and do not interpolate value

[sebastien-savalle]

It would be nice to provide a feature that allows to generate random values in the json payload directly to simplify the usage. It could be something similar to the templating feature in Mockoon.

https://mockoon.com/docs/latest/templating/overview/

[robertolopezlopez]

I usually do something like this:

const { v4: uuidv4 } = require('uuid');
const inputName=uuidv4();
bru.setEnvVar("input_name", inputName);

Then in the json body:

[matus-m]

If you have a collection of hundreds of requests, where lots of requests needs some dynamic value - e.g. idempotency header, correlation keys etc, then it is not practical having to add the same script to each request. Postman solution with {{$randomUUID}} and other dynamic variables is really useful for a lot of people and I see no negative impact on how Bruno works.