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Zach_Aars's avatar
Zach_Aars
New Contributor
6 years ago

TestComplete command argument line

Hello,   I have a somewhat simple question that I am not too sure I understand fully.   The current situation: I will be running an automated TestComplete project and its tests on a VM with...
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  • cunderw's avatar
    cunderw
    6 years ago

     I believe it requires the extension, even if not, I would think it would be better practice to include it.

  • Marsha_R's avatar
    Marsha_R
    6 years ago

    Unless, of course, the parser adds the .pjs automatically.  Then you will have projectname.pjs.pjs and that won't work at all.

     

    As I quoted above, the documentation says to use what's in the project explorer.  Many users won't know that it's a .pjs file.  It would make sense to not have to include it.

     

Zach_Aars's avatar
Zach_Aars
New Contributor
6 years ago

I see thank you Marsha!

 

All the documentation said was:

 

file_name
    Launches TestComplete and loads the specified project (.mds file) or project suite (.pjs) into it.

 

Later is gives examples with the extension,

These:

TestComplete.exe "C:\My Projects\MySuite.pjs" /r...

However, I wasn't sure if that is what I needed if I ran it from the root folder.

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So I was wondering if I could exclude it, I should use one over the other, or I should just use the ".pjs" extension.