BitBar Parallels max usage
Dear Reader, I'm looking for a "feature" (or easy way) to have a proper overview of the last day(s)-week(s)-month(s)-year for the maximum usage of our Parallels licenses. In the export of the usage you could potentially come up with a calculation to do this, but it would make sense in my opinion that these type of statistics would be available in the portal GUI. If anyone has any idea about how to calculate this easily in the exported .csv file, please contact me at wim dot kerstens at dedalus dot com. Regards, Wim +32 497 595 77217Views0likes1CommentCucumber parallel execution - example status
Hi Team, We are trying to execute parallel execution using cucumber. But in our feature files we have multiple examples under a scenario. So when we are running tests in parallel one example failure is printing all the other examples as failure. How to extract test status from an example instead of scenario.getstatus. please help me1.7KViews0likes5CommentsCalling a TestSuite from test step of another Test case
I have a requirement to call a Test suite from test step of another Testcases. Project structure Our Project structure is 1.TestSuite1 1.1 TestSuite1_Positive 1.2 TestSuite1_Negative 2. TestSuite2 2.1 TestSuite2_Positive. 2.2 TestSuite2_Negative 3. TestSuite3 3.1 Runner Requirement is to run TestSuite 1 from TestSuite3 -->Runner . Is there any way to achieve this ? Thanks in advance .Solved1.3KViews0likes4CommentsFailures when Testing Two Projects
I have two separate applications, which are tested through two separate SoapUI projects. Both projects are set up to be entirely parallel-capable. Running each project as a whole, individually, results in fully successful tests. When running both tests simultaneously, however, I'm seeing intermittent failures occurring in several of the test cases. At first glance it looks like perhaps some of the steps are being skipped. This seems to be limited to the test cases in which the "testRunner.gotoStepName" is being used in a Groovy script, however that is purely a correlary and may not be related. Has anyone seen this happen, and if so, are there any suggestions on how to fix the issue?545Views0likes0Comments