ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: TestEngine The supplied file is not a valid ReadyAPI project. Missed the @ TestEngine The supplied file is not a valid ReadyAPI project. I've followed the docs to send a composite project to TestEngine from GitLab. But I'm getting The supplied file is not a valid ReadyAPI project.. The docs say I need to package the repo into a zip. Which I've done in the container. I've verified the zip is correct by unzipping it in the container. I'm pushing with curl as specified with this command. - curl - -u - "admin:password" - --data-binary - zipped/tests.zip - -H - "Content-Type: application/zip" - -X - POST - "http://some_server:8080/api/v1/testjobs" But I get: {"code":400,"message":"The supplied file is not a valid ReadyAPI project."} returned. Is there some setting of config piece i'm missing here? Re: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly Right, so it seems that projectDir resolves to the above folder. So at least for composite folders, anytime you want to use it in a datasource for a file you have to append in the actual project name. Which means you can never git clone into another named folder. I'm using testSuite.project.path in my suite setup, which does resolve to the $PWD Re: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly nmrao I haven't changed this value. My File value is correct in ReadyAPI I believe, the project is in C:/dis-hl7 which is where the File says it is. But I will create a new project. Can you screen shot me your project setup and what your ${projectDir} resolved to when using a datasource & Test Suite setup script so I can see? Re: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly nmrao Yeah, it's composite Re: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly nmrao C:/dis-hl7 Re: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly HimanshuTayal This is being run from a test suite setup script Caused by: groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: testRunner for class: Script21 ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly Hi I have a project that sits in C:\dis-hl7, I've set the ResourceRoot in the project properties as ${projectDir} and I expected this to resolve to C:\dis-hl7. But it seems to resolve to C:\. What am i missing to get it to resolve to the root of the project? Re: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly nmrao Re: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly HimanshuTayal Unfortunately still resolves to C: