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krogold
Regular Contributor
6 years ago

Handling environments : how to revert unwanted modifications

Hello,

I'm working on a composite project and I use several environments. I previousely had many of them (depending on the target machine endpoint) and I removed them.

Recently I created a new environment for a single-shot test and then deleted it. However, when it comes to commit the modifications related to the tests done I have more than 2000 files that are modified. I realized that all of them have been set with the new environment id even though this one has been deleted.

Having a look to the settings.xml file at project level I realized that I have 21 environments set though I kept only 3 of them.

I can see that each single file has data for all the environments, even the deleted ones.

 

Is there a possibility to erase this unwanted data easily ?

why soap ui does not erase this when environments are deleted  ?

 

thanks for any help

 

Alex

  • krogold's avatar
    krogold
    6 years ago

    Actually I found out my problem, I tried to install an external plugin which was not compatible, removing it (I struggled a bit to find where it was) solved my problem

     

    thanks

  • groovyguy's avatar
    groovyguy
    Community Hero
    6 years ago

    What version of ReadyAPI are you using? Typically when dealing with composite projects, older versions of ReadyAPI did not delete certain files even if you removed them from the project, or it did not rename them if you renamed the artifacts in ReadyAPI. That being said, to get around this I will usually convert the project back to a single XML. I then delete the composite project folder, and then convert the single XML file back to a composite project to re-generate the directory and subdirectories/files.

    • krogold's avatar
      krogold
      Regular Contributor
      6 years ago

      ah, it's a bit tricky ... I'll try that but right now I'm stuck in readyAPI 2.7 issues ... :(

       

      thank you

       

      Alex

      • krogold's avatar
        krogold
        Regular Contributor
        6 years ago

        Actually I found out my problem, I tried to install an external plugin which was not compatible, removing it (I struggled a bit to find where it was) solved my problem

         

        thanks