Thanks Richie
Re 1 - I want to run all the enabled tests (~1,700) in the project, so tags isn't the solution for me here (unless I ran in sequential groups of tags over many runs I guess)
Re 3 - thanks, that's useful to have confirmed. Sequential at the project level seems to mean 'sequentially run each suite'. I'm unclear if the suite's settings then take over (eg: run Suite #1 in parallel, and Suite #2 in sequence, and Suite #3 in parallel)?
I guess.. given the answer to #3 here... my question changes a bit: is there a way to run less suites in Parallel than what appears to be 'all' of them? eg: a way to run only 2 suites concurrently, instead of say... 50+
Thanks team. I have marked Rao's solution as 'the solution' as it is broadly what I was informed by SmartBear too. I don't consider re-shaping an entire test project at run-time to be a solution though. This thread has really become documentation of a feature request for both testrunner.bat and the UI of the Ready API app itself.
There can be another solutions available even without splitting the project.
Here it is:
- One can write a program and handle the threading, thread count and pass required suite for each thread. and create batch script like testrunner for easy command line execution.
Please refer sample code from the documentation
https://www.soapui.org/test-automation/junit/junit-integration/
- If one is using Apache-Ant tool for executing the tests, one can use the above program (as custom activity as well).
