Forum Discussion

z21ray's avatar
z21ray
Occasional Contributor
7 years ago

Run SoapUI tests on Jenkins taken from Github

I am trying to run SoapUI project/tests on Jenkins. I have installed Jenkins plugin, followed those steps: https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/integrations/jenkins.html But how do I set sourc...
SOAP
  • groovyguy's avatar
    groovyguy
    7 years ago

    When I set up Jenkins in my environment to run ReadyAPI, I had to set up a step in the Jenkins project to clone my GIT repository of the ReadyAPI projects. This stores them in that Jenkins Project's Workspace, which Jenkins stores the location of as a variable like ${WORKSPACE}. So every the time Jenkins tests run, it's cloning the Git repository to its Workspace, and runs the tests. 

     

    So when I set up my testrunner script in Jenkins, it looked like this:

     

    /var/ReadyAPI-2.4.0/bin/testrunner.sh -"FHTML" "-RJUnit-Style HTML Report" -J -a -A -r "-f${WORKSPACE}/Reports/WriteReport" "-EAutomated" "-PAutomated=true" "-PIP=${EndPoint}"  ${WORKSPACE}/Project/File/Location/In/Workspace/ProjectName.xml
Lucian's avatar
Lucian
Community Hero
7 years ago

Hey,

 

On the project I work on we clone the repo on Jenkins with every build. That's a good question though. I am wondering if this can be done without any of this. :smileyvery-happy:

  • z21ray's avatar
    z21ray
    Occasional Contributor
    7 years ago

    What do you mean by that? Could you give more details (example) on your solution please? :) 

    • Lucian's avatar
      Lucian
      Community Hero
      7 years ago

      I'm sorry but I don't know the details. All I know is there is a step in the Jenkins build that is copying the test automation repository on the Jenkins machine and after that the tests are run. This has very little to do with ReadyApi but rather with Jenkins.

      • groovyguy's avatar
        groovyguy
        Community Hero
        7 years ago

        When I set up Jenkins in my environment to run ReadyAPI, I had to set up a step in the Jenkins project to clone my GIT repository of the ReadyAPI projects. This stores them in that Jenkins Project's Workspace, which Jenkins stores the location of as a variable like ${WORKSPACE}. So every the time Jenkins tests run, it's cloning the Git repository to its Workspace, and runs the tests. 

         

        So when I set up my testrunner script in Jenkins, it looked like this:

         

        /var/ReadyAPI-2.4.0/bin/testrunner.sh -"FHTML" "-RJUnit-Style HTML Report" -J -a -A -r "-f${WORKSPACE}/Reports/WriteReport" "-EAutomated" "-PAutomated=true" "-PIP=${EndPoint}"  ${WORKSPACE}/Project/File/Location/In/Workspace/ProjectName.xml