Parameterizing the whole project?
Hello there! I create a test project for an application which should be tested in 6 different versions depending on 2 paramters (platform: 64 and 86 and version: pro, lite, student, so for exam...
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AlexeyK
Alumni
AlumniDaniel,
You can create project variables that will store the platform and version values. You can assign the needed values to these variables before running your tests.
Alternatively, you can run TestComplete via the command line and pass the needed values as command-line arguments.
You can specify any arguments in the command line. TestComplete will process only the arguments it supports (e.g. the project file name). All the others can be used in your tests. To determine the number and argument values, use the BuiltIn.ParamCount property and the BuiltIn.ParamStr method.
You can create project variables that will store the platform and version values. You can assign the needed values to these variables before running your tests.
Alternatively, you can run TestComplete via the command line and pass the needed values as command-line arguments.
You can specify any arguments in the command line. TestComplete will process only the arguments it supports (e.g. the project file name). All the others can be used in your tests. To determine the number and argument values, use the BuiltIn.ParamCount property and the BuiltIn.ParamStr method.