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Target_MN_-_soa
Occasional Contributor
12 years ago

Running selective Test Suites from commandline in soapui pro

Hi, I have multiple test Suites in my project but I want to run only some of these e.g. I have Test suits A, B, C, D and I want to run only A and D against a specific endpoint. How do I do this witho...
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SmartBear_Suppo
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
12 years ago
Hi!

No, it's not possible to provide a set of TestSuite's to run, so I guess you have to chain your commands like this:

testrunner.bat -sA -fC:\reports -R"TestSuite Report" -FPDF -EDefault C:\Users\me\soapui-project.xml && testrunner.bat -sD -fC:\reports -R"TestSuite Report" -FPDF -EDefault C:\Users\me\soapui-project.xml
  • anna_pi's avatar
    anna_pi
    New Contributor
    8 years ago

    Hi,

     

    I have similar problem - I want to run from command line some set of Test Suites (Test Cases) from my Test Project.

    Is there any new solution for this issue after almost 4 years?

    Or maybe can I set some property in SoapUI NG Pro, in Test Case - to indicate which tests I want to execute - and then include this property in command line?

     

    Thanks!

    Anna

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        anna_pi
        New Contributor
        8 years ago

        Thanks for your help!

        Tagging test cases is the solution for my problem.

         

        (To run tagged test cases from the command line I have used argument: -T"TestCase myTag" )

         

        Regards,

        Anna

    • Radford's avatar
      Radford
      Super Contributor
      8 years ago

      While it is possible to run a single test case or single test suite from the command line, see details of command line arguments: 

       

      http://readyapi.smartbear.com/features/automation/testrunner/cli

       

      I don't believe it it'd possible to provide a list of test suitse or cases, but a work-around which may or may not suit your use case is to disable the test suites / test cases you don't want to run via the GUI before running via the command line.

       

      Edit: For future reference my statement above was incorrect, please see response from nmrao below for an easy solution.