csadler
15 years agoNew Contributor
Unix testrunner.sh - specify "-c" test case with spaces
Here's something I've been having problems with and have finally solved.
Thought it might be useful to someone.
When you're running the testrunner.sh or .bat you can specify a test case name with "-c".
If that test case name contains spaces then on Windows you can double quote the value
e.g. -c"my test case name"
This doesn't seem to work for me on Unix, so I have found you just replace all the spaces with %20
e.g. -cmy%20test%20case%20name
Related to this old thread:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4300&p=14644&hilit=testrunner+sh+spaces&sid=d09174461055c661ff8f457b86d9aa8d#p14644
Hope this helps someone,
csadler
Thought it might be useful to someone.
When you're running the testrunner.sh or .bat you can specify a test case name with "-c".
If that test case name contains spaces then on Windows you can double quote the value
e.g. -c"my test case name"
This doesn't seem to work for me on Unix, so I have found you just replace all the spaces with %20
e.g. -cmy%20test%20case%20name
Related to this old thread:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4300&p=14644&hilit=testrunner+sh+spaces&sid=d09174461055c661ff8f457b86d9aa8d#p14644
Hope this helps someone,
csadler