| How to use a already existing workspace [message #1705063] |
Tue, 11 August 2015 13:33  |
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Hi,
Everytime we run a RCPTT using Maven, it creates an workspace for AUT in the name of aut-<some name>. For every clean run, this directory is created automatically.
But, I have an workspace with some predefined data in it. In my application the workspace context is not working due to an internal bug in my AUT. Hence instead of importing data from an external folder which workspace context does, is there a way to use my predefined workspace , instead of creating one.
For example, if my AUT workspace is aut-appname which is created every time, I want a way to use the same workspace which could be in some fixed location for every time.
My motive of doing this, is to temporarily escape from this issue: https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/1068641/ and run my CI with predefined data in my aut workspace. I am doing this as Workspace Context is not communicating with my AUT properly, due to bug in my AUT, which we will solve later. For now, I just want tests to run as CI in my Jenkins.
Kindly let me know.
Thank you
Jeevan
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| Re: How to use a already existing workspace [message #1705244 is a reply to message #1705092] |
Thu, 13 August 2015 05:21  |
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Thanks Ulyana,
I have made it work using your tag. Before RCPTT Maven plugin starts, I have another maven plugin which copies content of an already predefined loaded workspace and into target/aut-ws
As we are using this tag you gave, it will always take the same workspace which is target/aut-ws
My question is, can I be confident in having the location as target/aut-ws as my aut's workspace while running mvn clean install every time?
Thank you
Jeevan
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