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armygrad's avatar
armygrad
Contributor
2 years ago

How do i set up the -G switch Via the command line

Hi

 

I need to run tests from the command line, to use the a global variable i think

i need to set the -G switch. How do i do this.

 

The Global variable is called Token

The command line is

 

cd C:\Program Files\SmartBear\SoapUI-5.7.0\bin

 

call testrunner.bat "C:\Users\USER1\Desktop\SoapUiReports\A_Token.xml" -s "TestSuite 1" -c "TestCase 1" -f "C:\Users\USER1\Desktop\SoapUiReports\LogFiles\Auth Token" -a

 

This is run from a .bat file

 

Thanks

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  • jkrolczy's avatar
    jkrolczy
    Regular Contributor

    I use the -P in my projects but I assume the G should be the same concept.

     

    Example:
    "C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\SoapUI-5.5.0\bin\testrunner.bat" -e${#Project#Endpoint${#Project#Env}} -s"Project TestSuite" -r -a -fC:\Git.Project\ProjectA\SoapUI\Logs -PEnv=m2 -PRunEnvTestType=OFFICIAL C:\Git.Project\ProjectA\SoapUI\WebServices\Service-Health-Check-soapui-project.xml


    So in you command line syntax, add the following
    -GToken=<your value>

     

    https://www.soapui.org/docs/test-automation/running-from-command-line/functional-tests/


     

     

    • armygrad's avatar
      armygrad
      Contributor

      Thanks for replying, would that also be the case for a global variable

       

      i.e. -Paccess_token=mm

       

      Where mm is the global variable in soapui?

  • jkrolczy's avatar
    jkrolczy
    Regular Contributor

    access_token would be a Project level variable with a value of mm

     

    -G Global level variable

    -P Project level variable