During JMeter recording, it is recommended to exclude certain URL patterns that are not relevant to the test script being recorded. This can help that the script is optimized and only contains requests that are necessary for the test scenario. Some examples of URL patterns to exclude are:
- Static resources such as CSS, JavaScript, and image files.
- Advertising and tracking scripts.
- External resources such as third-party APIs and services.
- Login and logout URLs for user authentication.
- URLs for user feedback or error reporting.
To exclude these patterns during, you can use URL patterns in the "URL Patterns to Exclude" section of the HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder. You can add multiple patterns, separated by commas.
For example:
.*\.js,.*\.css,.*\.gif,.*\.png,.*\.jpeg
This will exclude URLs that end in .js, .css, .gif, .png, or .jpeg extensions.
By excluding these patterns, you can reduce the number of requests recorded and make the script more efficient.
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