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tech321
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6 years ago

Tag in ReadyApi

Can any one please explain how the tags work in readyApi, when you run from commandline, testrunner.bat. I can not use what is written in the documentation https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs...
  • Radford's avatar
    Radford
    6 years ago

    Yeah, I spotted the inconsistency in the documentation as well, I took it to mean that either was is OK.

     

    Did you try using the TestRunner GUI to generate the command line?

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    tech321
    6 years ago

    Hi Radford

    Finally it worked by using TestRunner GUI to generate the command line. Then I copied the generated cmdline to the cmdline and it worked with "-TTestCase regressionTest". Thank you very much for the idea :) 

     

    Regards

    Ranj

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tech321
Contributor

Thanks , I have tried with both 

testrunner.bat "-f%WORKSPACE%\output1" -FPDF -j -T"TestSuite regressionTest" "%WORKSPACE%\my_project"

and 

"-TTestSuite regressionTest"

None of them works. By that I mean no test is excuted now. The documentation is abit confusing. It says:

Usage: -T"<Test Item> <Tags>", where:

then it says :

"-TTestSuite Tag1 && !Tag2" "-TTestCase Tag3 || Tag4"

That is why I have tried both -T" and "-T ... no test is excuted now.

 

and by the way I use ReadyApi 2.4

Radford's avatar
Radford
Super Contributor
6 years ago

Yeah, I spotted the inconsistency in the documentation as well, I took it to mean that either was is OK.

 

Did you try using the TestRunner GUI to generate the command line?

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    tech321
    Contributor
    6 years ago

    Yes I did, and I still do not get any test excuted. But I also get and exception error I need to look into it in more detail. Thanks 

  • tech321's avatar
    tech321
    Contributor
    6 years ago

    Hi Radford

    Finally it worked by using TestRunner GUI to generate the command line. Then I copied the generated cmdline to the cmdline and it worked with "-TTestCase regressionTest". Thank you very much for the idea :) 

     

    Regards

    Ranj