TestExecute hijacks my python path
I run testExecute via a python wrapper, it populates a powershell command line promp which is executed to run the configured testsuite. but when it exits it has hijacked the python path: where.exe ...
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rraghvani
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Champion Level 3Could it be Python 3.11 making changes to the Path? Are you running your "Python Wrapper" from the same process or is it creating a new process?
The python wrapper uses subprocess to run a powershell sript with the testcomplete testexecute parameters. the rest of the wrapper ops, (gather reports, cleanup and deploy to presentation) are not affected only when it exits. I never saw it prior to 15.71 (15.6X I was running)
- rraghvani
I use PowerShell scripts to run my entire automation, not sure if that would be an easier option for you?
It is actually a lot of powershellscript just ducktaped with python. I'm not proficient enough in powershell to handle all the parsing and logging and exceptions. I just think python has become a standard part of test-complete. We may in the future move from javascript to python, since all out not test complete test code is python.
