TestComplete command argument line
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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 the tested app installed.
I plan to use ' .bat ' (or similar) to initiate the call and automate the tests being run from TestComplete.
The question:
Is it better to use an extension with the TestComplete command line argument [file_name ] in TestComplete.exe [file_name /run...] or is it even necessary for the command to work if there is only one project?
For Example:
rem Without Extinsion
TestComplete.exe "TestComplete Project" /run...
or
rem With Extinsion
TestComplete.exe "TestComplete Project.pjs" /run...
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"Project_name is the name of the project as it is shown in the Project Explorer panel."
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I believe it requires the extension, even if not, I would think it would be better practice to include it.
Thanks,
Carson
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Great!
Thank you Carson for your fast and very helpful solution and tip on good practices!
Zach
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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.
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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.
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Okay, I get it now!
Thank you for helping me with a somewhat silly question!
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No worries. Syntax is a pain for all of us!
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