SoapUI OpenSource Integration with Git
Hi, Has anyone using Git for team testing with SoapUI. I read somewhere Soap UI open source is good with when only one person is working on it. I have to use Soap UI with team, we are 4 p...
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As a new user recently to SoapUI (open source), I encountered the multiple user scenario
and who commits to Git and blocking others who could lose their changes.
I went along with 1 workspace, and each project file within is dedicated to one service approach.
I did not want my xml project file getting too large.
Within each service project file, would be the resources/methods and TestSuite with
TestCases within. We will eventually have many project files for each services which will
lessen the conflict of who works on what. I went with this approach for the eventual use
of TeamCity and executing a specific service file when needed to be called from a build/deploy.
I can pass in my cmd line for TestRunner for what env I want to run on and modify my Endpoint
accordingly. This will work great for TeamCity use.
As team members, we communicate to each other on when working on a certain service
to not conflict with others.
I know this is an old post, but I am replying for new users who may be in the same situation I was in.
JamesK
- Thanks jkrolczy for keeping this thread alive even after years. Just a quick question I had, How are you able to execute these tests you have in Bamboo/Git from a build/deploy tool. In my case, I have the test data and the soapui project xml files in a repo which I have linked to a Bamboo plan. I would like to run the plan(if manualy/triggered by a build deployment) so that it connects to the repo(clones/whatever) and then executes this soapui project(along with the data) @nmrao and others for help.
asn_007
From my understanding from my folks that handle TeamCity and the Build/Deploys, I have them setup me upseperate Jobs in Team City per the project file(per service) I want to run. Each service may have 2-3 Jobs each for a specific env I want to run against. The cmd line being passed into TestRunner uses some project level parms for the env I want to run against. In SoapUI, the the Projects level parms are then used by Global varaiables on the Project/Suite/Script level to read the data I have set within custom varaiables. My scripts don't use external data files.
When I execute one of my TeamCity jobs, a build server is selected and all my SoapUI project code is Git cloned, TestRunner cmd line executed, and my scripts executed per env I have passed in to Project level.I have some jobs set with a manual run button and some that run each day at a certain time.
It sounds like you need then part to where you are running at, to blow away your project code, reclone it from git and kick off TestRunner.
I hope I have undertsood your question and have answered it correctly.
Please reply back with any other questions.
JamesK
