feat: add Virtual User ID (VUID) to iteration context#332
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Assign a distinct integer VUID to each pool worker when creating the iteration state pool. Enables correlating iterations with user-specific test data (e.g. in the "users" trigger mode). - Add VUID field and WithVUID option to testing.T - Assign VUID -1 for setup phase, 0-based for pool workers - Include VUID in error and panic log output via VUIDAttr - Add tests for WithVUID and VUID in error logs Co-authored-by: James Dunne <JamesDunne@users.noreply.github.com> Closes #309 Refs #310
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Assign a distinct integer VUID to each pool worker when creating the iteration state pool. Enables correlating iterations with user-specific test data (e.g. in the "users" trigger mode).
Co-authored-by: @JamesDunne
Closes #309
Refs #310