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Prabaharan
Contributor
6 years ago

Error when invoking task to devops pipeline for "SoapUI Pro for Azure DevOps

Hi, Have added a task to devops pipeline for "SoapUI Pro for Azure DevOps". Have set the following configuration.  Path to TestRunner:  "have left blank"  Path to SoapUI Pro project:  Ready...
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    Prabaharan
    6 years ago

    Hi Olga_T ,

     

    Appreciate your note. Have already created a support ticket and with their help I was able to resolve this.

    Please find below their note.

    The "Could not find the path 'bin\testrunner.bat'" error (if the "testRunnerPath" property is not specified) or "Could not find a part of the path '<testrunner.bat path>'" (if the "testRunnerPath" property is specified) occurs when ReadyAPI installation is not found on the machine where you run your build. By default, when you add a new pipeline, it's configured to run on a cloud agent, where ReadyAPI is evidently missing. So, you need to reconfigure the build to run on your own hosted agent. This video shows how to correct the config: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtuBNgWQsBvDgYthpehM8HshL56iIw. 

    Thanks for your help

Olga_T's avatar
Olga_T
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)

Hi Prabaharan ,

Thanks for reaching out! 

 

I have contacted one of our Customer Care engineers regarding your query, and, he said that they will probably need to look into your configurations, and, maybe discuss this on a call. So, I recommend that you create a support ticket here so that they could look into it.

It would be great if you could later share the progress with the Community here.

Thanks in advance!

 

 

Prabaharan's avatar
Prabaharan
Contributor
6 years ago

Hi Olga_T ,

 

Appreciate your note. Have already created a support ticket and with their help I was able to resolve this.

Please find below their note.

The "Could not find the path 'bin\testrunner.bat'" error (if the "testRunnerPath" property is not specified) or "Could not find a part of the path '<testrunner.bat path>'" (if the "testRunnerPath" property is specified) occurs when ReadyAPI installation is not found on the machine where you run your build. By default, when you add a new pipeline, it's configured to run on a cloud agent, where ReadyAPI is evidently missing. So, you need to reconfigure the build to run on your own hosted agent. This video shows how to correct the config: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtuBNgWQsBvDgYthpehM8HshL56iIw. 

Thanks for your help

  • Olga_T's avatar
    Olga_T
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    6 years ago

    Prabaharan,

    Great to hear this was solved. And thank you so much for sharing the results!

    Let me mark your reply as a solution.

    Have a great day!