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Experimental Features

Apidog Version Should Be 2.7.14 or Later.
When using Apidog for endpoint debugging and testing, the app's stability and performance are often closely tied to the resources of your local device. To help users enjoy a smoother experience across different hardware configurations, Apidog offers several experimental features. You can flexibly enable these options based on your device’s performance and usage scenarios to balance resource consumption and execution efficiency.
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Send API requests using independent processes#

When enabled, Apidog will use independent processes to send API requests. This can prevent excessive memory usage and reduce lag. It is recommended to enable this option on computers with smaller memory capacity.

Run test scenarios using independent processes#

When enabled, Apidog will use independent processes to run test scenarios. This can make test scenarios run faster but may consume more hardware resources. This setting will not take effect if your hardware memory pressure is too high.

Optimize local service process memory#

The local service process handles local Mock and exporting OpenAPI specification. When enabled, the memory of this process will be automatically reclaimed. This can reduce memory usage but may slow down local service requests. It is recommended to enable this option on computers with smaller memory capacity.
Modified at 2025-06-25 07:57:16
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