We have multiple environments and are using the Environments tab to store them.
Is there any way to get the environment from the Environments tab? I can get the Custom Properties, but I cannot get the associated environment. I don't want to have to add a Custom Property of Environment because I should be able to get it from somewhere.
Any help? Trying to just use DataSink rather than a Groovy script.
Thanks
AlumniHi Jbuttimer,
As far as I know it’s impossible. If you desire to see this functionality in Ready! API, you can submit a product improvement idea here. If your idea gets many votes, our team could consider implementing it.
Champion Level 1nmrao -
Well, I may not be thinking of using DataSink the way it's designed, but here's my thoughts.
We have 6 different environments and they are set up in the Environments tab.
We run the scripts through MS Task Schedular through a PowerShell script for multiple environments every night.
The Environment variable is passed in through the call to testrunner
What I was hoping for is to use DataSink to create an Excel spreadsheet with one of the fields being the environment that is passed in.
Jena
