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Using TestRunner, how to run a TestSuite in parallel (for diff sets of values passed in cmd args) [message #1755454]

Fri, 03 March 2017 13:36

Shilpee Kh

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Registered: August 2016

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I want to run a test suite from command line using test runner for different sets of values(context data) where value is supplied as command line argument.

For example -

1. "MyTestSuite" as 10 tests

2. All tests expect some values to be set as context param and it is supplied from cmd line like -autVMArgs "-myProperty=A"

3. I am setting propertyA as a global variable by executing a default context script so that the variable can be used in the tests.

global [val myProperty[substitute-variables "${system_property:myProperty}"]]

4. I want to execute the same test suite MyTestSuite for few other values like
for "-myProperty=B" then for "-myProperty=C"

Is there a way to set all these values somewhere so that test runner can pick up those and execute "MyTestSuite" for each values (A,B,C) in parallel or even one after the other ?

Or is there a way to dynamically create a SuperContext and apply it to the test suite based on cmd line arg values ?

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Re: Using TestRunner, how to run a TestSuite in parallel (for diff sets of values passed in cmd args [message #1759343 is a reply to message #1755454]

Mon, 10 April 2017 16:52

Andrey Sobolev

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Registered: February 2015

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Hi,

Please check https://www.eclipse.org/rcptt/documentation/userguide/contexts/super/ a super context feature.
Values in case of Super context should be specified as Parameter contexts.

Best regards,
Andrey.

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