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Daryl Spitzer: I call TestNG from the command line like this: java org.testng.TestNG -groups "foo" testng.xml
...only for running tests annotated with: @Test(groups = { "foo" })
...but it is running all my tests. Do I need to change my testng.xml file? <suit
Fuzzy Analysis: How to run .java TestNG project from command line? I've read the TestNG documentation and tried the following to no avail: C:\projectfred> java org.testng.TestNG testng.xml
...with the following testng.xml file in my project: <!DOCTYPE suite
Fuzzy Analysis: How to run .java TestNG project from command line? I've read the TestNG documentation and tried the following to no avail: C:\projectfred> java org.testng.TestNG testng.xml
...with the following testng.xml file in my project: <!DOCTYPE suite
Doug To make this internal edit, open the Automation tab, connect to a session and select the test to run. How do you do this from the command line? (Note: Not Compiling UnrealEngine/Engine/Build/BatchFiles/* comprehensively covers building an application and
Doug To make this internal edit, open the Automation tab, connect to a session and select the test to run. How do you do this from the command line? (Note: Not Compiling UnrealEngine/Engine/Build/BatchFiles/* comprehensively covers building an application and
Doug To make this internal edit, open the Automation tab, connect to a session and select the test to run. How do you do this from the command line? (Note: Not Compiling UnrealEngine/Engine/Build/BatchFiles/* comprehensively covers building an application and
Doug To make this internal edit, open the Automation tab, connect to a session and select the test to run. How do you do this from the command line? (Note: Not Compiling UnrealEngine/Engine/Build/BatchFiles/* comprehensively covers building an application and
djangofan How can I run a specific thread group in a Test Plan from the command line? I have a Test Plan (project file) that contains two "thread groups": one for crawling a site and another for calling specific urls with parameters. From the command line I ex
user197501 I have the following test plan in my jmeter script TestPlan
-threadgroup1
-script1.jmx
-threadgroup2
-script2.jmx
-threadgroup3
-script3.jmx
So if I pass the following values from the command line threadgroup1
user197501 I have the following test plan in my jmeter script TestPlan
-threadgroup1
-script1.jmx
-threadgroup2
-script2.jmx
-threadgroup3
-script3.jmx
So if I pass the following values from the command line threadgroup1
circus This process requires that tests be performed on the branch before the branch request can be approved. Since testNG is used for UI Selenium tests and jUnit is used for unit tests, the pom.xmlplugin must be set up like this: <plugins>
<plugin>
jeffbr13： If I have a basic Python script with a hashbang and something that doesn't exist, I can run it from a terminal on Linux /path/to/file/MyScript [args]
It will execute the program without going through the interpreter or any file extension. So I will
Meher I try to run the Haskell executable from the command line following this Blog 's example . My machine runs NixOS. This blog is about compiling Markdown literate haskell to html for blog posts. The first step in the process is to run a haskell program hsc
jeffbr13： If I have a basic Python script with a hashbang and something that doesn't exist, I can run it from a terminal on Linux /path/to/file/MyScript [args]
It will execute the program without going through the interpreter or any file extension. So I will
Ripper 234: I'm trying to use groovyc, but something is not right: >echo println("Hello world") > test.groovy
>groovy test.groovy
Hello world
>groovyc test.groovy
>java -cp C:\utils\groovy-1.8.1\embeddable\groovy-all-1.8.1.jar test
Error: Could not find or loa
Meher I try to run the Haskell executable from the command line following this Blog 's example . My machine runs NixOS. This blog is about compiling Markdown literate haskell to html for blog posts. The first step in the process is to run a haskell program hsc
Meher I try to run the Haskell executable from the command line following this Blog 's example . My machine runs NixOS. This blog is about compiling Markdown literate haskell to html for blog posts. The first step in the process is to run a haskell program hsc
Jesse Rooney I'm trying to install Clozure CL with my own instructions and want me to add the files ccland ccl64my way, but they have no file extensions and Windows doesn't know how to run them. I ended up looking at the files and it starts with #!/bin/sh. As
Meher I try to run the Haskell executable from the command line following this Blog 's example . My machine runs NixOS. This blog is about compiling Markdown literate haskell to html for blog posts. The first step in the process is to run a haskell program hsc
Jesse Rooney I'm trying to install Clozure CL with my own instructions and want me to add the files ccland ccl64my way, but they have no file extensions and Windows doesn't know how to run them. I ended up looking at the files and it starts with #!/bin/sh. As
Memo I created my project using the archetype found in the documentation. However, the tests cannot be run from the command line. All tests are ignored. I'm running it and even mvn testif I specify mvn test -Dtest=SystemTestsRunnerit it gives me an exception t
octave reference I am new to linux and just installed Elementary OS. I installed Chrome and noticed that Workflowy and many other Chrome apps were also installed as shown in the screenshot. But how do I find the command to run a Chrome app (e.g. workflow)? (so
jeffbr13： If I have a basic Python script with a hashbang and something that doesn't exist, I can run it from a terminal on Linux /path/to/file/MyScript [args]
It will execute the program without going through the interpreter or any file extension. So I will
Ripper 234: I'm trying to use groovyc, but something is not right: >echo println("Hello world") > test.groovy
>groovy test.groovy
Hello world
>groovyc test.groovy
>java -cp C:\utils\groovy-1.8.1\embeddable\groovy-all-1.8.1.jar test
Error: Could not find or loa
Meher I try to run the Haskell executable from the command line following this Blog 's example . My machine runs NixOS. This blog is about compiling Markdown literate haskell to html for blog posts. The first step in the process is to run a haskell program hsc
Meher I try to run the Haskell executable from the command line following this Blog 's example . My machine runs NixOS. This blog is about compiling Markdown literate haskell to html for blog posts. The first step in the process is to run a haskell program hsc
Memo I created my project using the archetype found in the documentation. However, the tests cannot be run from the command line. All tests are ignored. I'm running it and even mvn testif I specify mvn test -Dtest=SystemTestsRunnerit it gives me an exception t
Memo I created my project using the archetype found in the documentation. However, the tests cannot be run from the command line. All tests are ignored. I'm running it and even mvn testif I specify mvn test -Dtest=SystemTestsRunnerit it gives me an exception t
octave reference I am new to linux and just installed Elementary OS. I installed Chrome and noticed that Workflowy and many other Chrome apps were also installed as shown in the screenshot. But how do I find the command to run a Chrome app (e.g. workflow)? (so