Version 5.4.0
I'm setting project property when executing from command line -Penvironment=overridden
See attached *.bat file
But the passed value is ignored in Load Script
It is considered only in test case
See global-groovy.log I'm printing the same property in Load Script and in test case, but the printed values are different.
soapUI project is attached as well.
Can you use a TestSuite Setup Script instead of the Project load script?
16:10:10,702 INFO [log] Project Load Script: abc 16:10:10,705 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Setting project property [environment] to [def] 16:10:10,706 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running SoapUI tests in project [Proje ct 1] 16:10:10,707 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running Project [Project 1], runType = SEQUENTIAL 16:10:10,729 INFO [log] Setup Script: def 16:10:10,733 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running SoapUI testcase [TestCase 1] 16:10:10,762 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] running step [asd] 16:10:10,786 INFO [log] Groovy Script TestStep: def
As a workaround I added test suite "Precondtitions" with test case "Preconditions" containing Groovy script at the beginning of the test project
def env = context.testCase.getProject().getPropertyValue("environment")
... using variable env
It reads a correct parameter value.
You suggestion may work, but it's just a workaround as well.
I'd need to keep this test suite at the beginning of the project.
Any plans to fix this issue?
With my (the only working) workaround it's impossible to run a particular test case from command line, because TestRunner Command-Line Arguments c/s : accept only 1 test/suite name. And I need at least two names to run a particular test suite (Precondition test/suite + desired test/suite)
Would you please try to change the contents of your batch file as below and give it a try?
"C:\Program Files\SmartBear\SoapUI-5.4.0\bin\testrunner.bat" -Penvironment=overridden -f "C:\Temp\" -raj "C:\Temp\temp2.xml"
Suggested by you command line is invalid.
Probably wrong parameters order.
