Running Test Execute file from powershell
Hello,
I'm Trying to find a way to run test execute file from windows powershell.
can you please send me an example of powershell command which will run the test complete file.
i'm using te...
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These are the ps lines I use:
$logpath = "C:\TestExecuteLogs\RunlogRegressie.mht"
$testexecute = "C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\TestExecute 11\Bin\TestExecute.exe"
$p = Start-Process -filepath $testexecute -ArgumentList "`"C:\Regressie XL\RegressieTest\Regressie.pjs`"", /run, /exit, /SilentMode, /ExportLog:$logpath -verb runas -wait
the -verb runas makes it run as administrator
the -wait keeps the powershell session alive while testexecute is running
You can lose these if you don't need them.
Hi,
I tried running test execute specific unit from powershell , this is how i have scripted. but its just starting testexecute but not opening project please guide me how to proceed
$testexecute = "C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\TestExecute 11\Bin\TestExecute.exe"
$projectpath = "800xA Autotest Project"
$unitPath = "DL_PointOfControl"
$routinepath = "DL_POC_Send_Request_User2"
$p = Start-Process -FilePath $testexecute -ArgumentList '"I:\800xA Autotest Project.pjs"',/run,'/p:$projectpath','/u:$unitPath','/rt:$routinepath',/exit,/SilentMode -Verb runas -WaitYour project path does not include any drive or directory information. Therefore, it assumes that the project MDS file is going to be in whatever path the context of the powershell command is being run in. If your MDS does not exist in that path, it won't open.
Change your project path value to include the full path to the file and this should work.
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