iFrame-based application.
When working with iFrame based application we need to give with specific command line arguments which if not used results in errors. If the command line arguments are used a message is received indicating "You are using an unsupported command-line flage: --disable-site-isolation-trials. Stability and security will suffer". Can this be addressed to allow us to work with TestComplete seamlessly ? B.R MinasHow to use /tags or /test with Jenkins ?
I use Jenkins to launch my test campaign but I have trouble focusing on a part of my test with either Tags or test focusing. First I tried with Tags in my script and in the command line, but I think testExecute v15 doesn't support Tags. So I created a new "Test Item" named 'MultiGateway', and puted my test inside, separeted from the rest of the project : Here is a part of my pipeline, I added the "/test:MultiGateway" in my argumentLine AND in the parameter before but my whole project is launched everytime" : steps { script { testcompletetest credentialsId: 'jenkins-execute', suite: 'E:\\TestComplete\\TMSFF\\TNR_TMS_FF.pjs', accessKeyId:'AccessKeyTestExecute', sessionScreenResolution: '1920x1080', commandLineArguments: '/PSVar:ServeurVM=****** /PrjVar:PRJ_USER_NAME=**** /PrjVar:PRJ_USER_MDP=***** /test:"MultiGateway" /PrjVar:"defaultWebUrl=http://***********" /PrjVar:"LOGIN_DELAY=85000"', useTCService: true } } Anyone has any or help ? I'm not expert in either Jenkins or TestExecute and i'm all out of options to trie Thanks in advance
TestComplete command line options - specify multiple individual tests
Scenario: At times, when executing our entire test suite, several tests fail and need to be re-executed. The tests may be spread across multiple script files in the project. Request: The ability to run multiple individual tests via the command line, similar to other test runners such as pytest. Example of pytest syntax (line breaks added for clarity "^"): python -m pytest ^ tests/test_unit_name1.py::routine_name1 ^ tests/test_unit_name3.py::routine_name6 ^ tests/test_unit_name2.py::routine_name3 Example of what TestComplete/TestExecute syntax might look like: TestExecute.exe file_name /run ^ /project:project_name1 /unit:unit_name1 /routine:routine_name1 ^ /project:project_name1 /unit:unit_name3 /routine:routine_name6 ^ /project:project_name1 /unit:unit_name2 /routine:routine_name3
Running tests by tag name in specific order
Hello, I will be running my suite of tests in a CI/CD pipeline (Jenkins) but I realized from the documentation that running tests by tag name (following the CLI commands) does not guarantee the tests will be run in a certain order. (Note: The tests that match the specified tag will be run in an arbitrary order.) While trying to find a workaround to this inconvenience, I realized that it does indeed follow a specific order. The order is given by how the test files are sorted in the file script.tcscript. So, for whoever needs to run their tests using tag names, and also wants to run a "pre-step test" or something like that, all you have to do is open that file on any text editor, and move the row where your test file is, up to the place first place, or at whichever place you want it to be executed. Example: # Assuming all tests have the tag "@Smoke" <folder name="MaiGroup"> <folder name="Group1"> <child name="TestMethod1" key="ZZZZ-YYYYY-VVVVV}" path="File1.js" /> <child name="TestMethod2" key="ZZZZ-YYYYY-VVVVV}" path="File2.js" /> <child name="TestMethod3" key="ZZZZ-YYYYY-VVVVV}" path="File3.js" /> </folder> </folder> # Test run for the @Smoke tag will look like: TestMethod1 TestMethod2 TestMethod3 ----------------------------------------------------------- # Now, if we want to run TestMethod3 first, all we have to do is open the script.tcscript file and move the TestMethod3 to the first place: <folder name="MaiGroup"> <folder name="Group1"> <child name="TestMethod3" key="ZZZZ-YYYYY-VVVVV}" path="File3.js" /> <child name="TestMethod1" key="ZZZZ-YYYYY-VVVVV}" path="File1.js" /> <child name="TestMethod2" key="ZZZZ-YYYYY-VVVVV}" path="File2.js" /> </folder> </folder> # And now, the test run for the @Smoke tag will look like: TestMethod3 TestMethod1 TestMethod2 ----------------------------------------------------------- Hope this helps someone, and maybe the TestComplete team can now update the documentation. Regards.
SessionCreator Execution Logs
Hi there, Does SessionCreator.exe output any execution or operational logs? I'm running it on Azure on nodes in a pool. For some reason I can't figure out, one of the tasks times out, because (I think) SessionCreator/TE has crashed. When I connect to the node myself, I can see the last test that was ran from a log I am writing to during project suite execution, but I can't see why it stopped/crashed, as there has been no mht log produced. The Event Viewer also has no information at the time that the last test ran, which is around where I am expecting SessionCreator/TE to have crashed. Thanks! :)Request for Enhanced Command Line Option to Generate Single HTML Log File in TestExecute/TestCmplete
Hi, when we use the following command line: "C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\TestExecute 15\x64\Bin\TestExecute.exe" "C:\Users\USridhar\Documents\TestComplete 15 Projects\ProjectSuite3\ProjectSuite3.pjs" /run /p:TestProject1 /exportLog:"E:\Testing\Test6.html" /e We are receiving multiple .html files, but we need only a single HTML file named Test6.html. We prefer not to use .mht files as they are not compatible with Chrome and Firefox.
Problem using TestExecute in dynamic CI pipeline runner using id-based authentication
Hello. We only have smartbear ids, and no access keys. The CI process spawns new test vms, installs our product, and installs TestExecute with the -SLM flag. If I install and log into TestComplete on one of these dynamically created vms I can use testexecute to run our tests. However, I'm having a really hard time getting those tests to run with just TestExecute on the dynamically created runner vms from our Jenkins Controller. I have TestComplete installed and logged in on the Jenkins controller, but neither the TestComplete Support plugin nor a batch script running TestExecute works without installing TestComplete on the ci runner. I've tried SessionCreator, but again it needs TestComplete installed and logged-in on for a specific user on the remote runner for that to work. How are you supposed to use TestExecute on dynamic runners with id-based authentication without installing TestComplete on the runners as well?
