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mlipanje's avatar
mlipanje
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3 years ago

Get report directory in groovy code

Is it possible to retrieve current report directory in groovy code?  I set report dir through CLI (parameter -f%reportdir%) and I'd like to save files to that directory in groovy code.   Thanks...
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  • TNeuschwanger's avatar
    TNeuschwanger
    3 years ago

    Hello mlipanje

     

    After some considerable looking, I could not find the simple solution... 😞

     

    The work around could be to use a project parameter as a proxy for the report dir you have defined...  In addition to -f parameter, include a -P parameter and reference that in your groovy code.

    CLI would have additional parameter...

    ...  -P"outputDirectory=%reportdir%" -f%reportdir%   ...

     

    Then in groovy code where you need to reference the location to save files to...

    def projectoutputDirectory = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getPropertyValue( "outputDirectory" );
log.info "projectoutputDirectory=$projectoutputDirectory";    // the directory you defined for -f and -P parameter

    Hope that can help.

    Regards,

    Todd

     

     

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TNeuschwanger
Champion Level 1
3 years ago

Hello mlipanje

 

After some considerable looking, I could not find the simple solution... 😞

 

The work around could be to use a project parameter as a proxy for the report dir you have defined...  In addition to -f parameter, include a -P parameter and reference that in your groovy code.

CLI would have additional parameter...

...  -P"outputDirectory=%reportdir%" -f%reportdir%   ...

 

Then in groovy code where you need to reference the location to save files to...

def projectoutputDirectory = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getPropertyValue( "outputDirectory" );
log.info "projectoutputDirectory=$projectoutputDirectory";    // the directory you defined for -f and -P parameter

Hope that can help.

Regards,

Todd

 

 

  • mlipanje's avatar
    mlipanje
    New Contributor
    3 years ago

    Thanks for your time and help!