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tristaanogre
12 years agoEsteemed Contributor
Within a particular project suite, each project is only executed once when you execute the suite. So, the initial answer to your question is no.
However, each project can have test items that can be run multiple times. You can have two test items in a project that would execute the same KeywordTest or Script routine but with different parameters. By manipulating Test items within a project you could, effectively, execute the entirety of a project twice. Now, you can't necessarily "mix it up" where you would have project 1 followed by project 2 followed by project 1 again.
Finally, you can use command line syntax to execute individual projects in a particular order. What you could do is create a batch file consisting of several command lines, each one would be the execution command for a project. You could, then, execute individual projects in whichever order you need to and even execute them as many times as you want to.
Hope this helps.
However, each project can have test items that can be run multiple times. You can have two test items in a project that would execute the same KeywordTest or Script routine but with different parameters. By manipulating Test items within a project you could, effectively, execute the entirety of a project twice. Now, you can't necessarily "mix it up" where you would have project 1 followed by project 2 followed by project 1 again.
Finally, you can use command line syntax to execute individual projects in a particular order. What you could do is create a batch file consisting of several command lines, each one would be the execution command for a project. You could, then, execute individual projects in whichever order you need to and even execute them as many times as you want to.
Hope this helps.