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Saira16
Occasional Contributor
5 years ago

Run test cases in multiple environments for desktop application

I am working with desktop application. We have around few test cases and these has to be run on multiple environments. We are writing scripts and not keyword tests. By passing path of environment as p...
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  • Reshail's avatar
    Reshail
    5 years ago

    Saira16,

     

    In Azure DevOps there are two ways of doing this that I have tried. 

     

    1) use a command line approach to update your settings file. Something like in the image below

    2) use  the option of giving the input to a variable at run-time. When you click deploy you can set values to your variable but that would require you to manually deploy the stage 8 times. Or add 8 different stages.

     

     

     

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Saira16
Occasional Contributor

Thanks for your response. I will be using azure devops for both version control as well as pipelines.

Reshail's avatar
Reshail
Contributor
5 years ago

Saira16,

 

In Azure DevOps there are two ways of doing this that I have tried. 

 

1) use a command line approach to update your settings file. Something like in the image below

2) use  the option of giving the input to a variable at run-time. When you click deploy you can set values to your variable but that would require you to manually deploy the stage 8 times. Or add 8 different stages.

 

 

 

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    Saira16
    Occasional Contributor
    5 years ago

    Thanks for the checking and providing a solution, in jenkins i guess it is possible to do a looping of node, i could not get the same kind of solution for azure. Currently we have to add 8 stages for running these environments.