Enable/Disable Test Items via Code
Hi, I don't want all tests of my project to be run all the time. I have structured the tests like that (in the "Test Items" panel): EnableTests [-] SmokeTests * Test 1 *...
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How do you actually run a test referenced by a line in the CSV file?
I found a similar solution: I don't iterate over a CSV file but the TestStructure. I disabled all top level items but the one which iterates over all others. I can now apply as much logic for each test item and than decide to run it or not. To run a test I call "eval(scriptName)" or "Runner.CallMethod(scriptName)".
Using Log.AppendFolder I can structure the log so I can distinguish which test is run. It's nearly what I want, but the execution summary is not as clean as I'd like. TC shows a nice summary of the test run, but now as all tests are merged into one its nearly useless. It also slows down Internet Explorer when viewer the exported (mht-)log file because one entry gets huge. I would really like to create "Log Items" myself to structure the log. Is there any possibility to do that?
I found a similar solution: I don't iterate over a CSV file but the TestStructure. I disabled all top level items but the one which iterates over all others. I can now apply as much logic for each test item and than decide to run it or not. To run a test I call "eval(scriptName)" or "Runner.CallMethod(scriptName)".
Using Log.AppendFolder I can structure the log so I can distinguish which test is run. It's nearly what I want, but the execution summary is not as clean as I'd like. TC shows a nice summary of the test run, but now as all tests are merged into one its nearly useless. It also slows down Internet Explorer when viewer the exported (mht-)log file because one entry gets huge. I would really like to create "Log Items" myself to structure the log. Is there any possibility to do that?
