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Sanae
Occasional Contributor
5 years ago

Value on Custom properties not incremented in the remote repository on the master branch

Hello,   I use this groovy script to increment variable "increment" that i declared on Custom properties :   // read the property as a string def uniqueUserPortion = testRunner.testCase.test...
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  • Sanae's avatar
    Sanae
    5 years ago

    Finally, I found the solution to this issue 🙂. the problem is that we can't modify the File in the remote Git Repository via an automated script launched by Jenkins.
    So I created a file in the System File of the Machine where Jenkins is running in order to update the value of the variable ' increment'. and then I wrote the groovy programme that reads, increments by 1 the value and save it back to the file.
    thanks for your collaboration.

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Sanae
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How are you running the project in Jenkins? Testrunner?

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Jenkins executes the project with the maven command "mvn test" but in my local machine I use Testrunner and works fine because I could say the property 'increment' updated in Tab 'Custom properties'. The same project in Jenkins launched with command maven did not change the properties 'increment'? it's due to the configuration of the pom.xml file? Which properties should I add to have the same behavior as test runner.

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HimanshuTayal
Community Hero
5 years ago

Sanae :

 

Do you have specific requirement as you are running it with pom.xml not with testRunner.bat file?

 

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    Sanae
    Occasional Contributor
    5 years ago

    The project is already integrated remotely in Jenkins and it's running with maven command. I'm not, the administrator of Jenkins and I cannot modify the current configuration.
    locally on my machine I could use the test runner with testrunner.bat and that works fine

    • Sanae's avatar
      Sanae
      Occasional Contributor
      5 years ago

      Finally, I found the solution to this issue 🙂. the problem is that we can't modify the File in the remote Git Repository via an automated script launched by Jenkins.
      So I created a file in the System File of the Machine where Jenkins is running in order to update the value of the variable ' increment'. and then I wrote the groovy programme that reads, increments by 1 the value and save it back to the file.
      thanks for your collaboration.

      • sonya_m's avatar
        sonya_m
        SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
        5 years ago

        Sanae thank you so much for sharing this!!