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==Introduction==
==STRIDE_TestRunner.pl==
==TestRun.pl==
TestRun is a light-weight utility for executing the scripts and/or folders in a workspace. This utility automates the execution of scripts and/or folders in one or more workspaces. If no workspace file is specified, it will search the current directory tree and run all ssw files that are found. If no top-level folders are specified for exclusion, the entire workspace will be executed.
The behavior of this utility is controlled by the following command line options:
===Options===
    -w | --workspace = workspace.ssw
        Sets the workspace to be opened. If no workspace is specified, the
        current directory is searched and all ssw files will be opened, in
        file-system order. Multiple workspace switches can be used to
        specify more than one workspace to open.
    -f | --folder = path/my/folder
        Sets a logical folder in studio to be executed. Multiple folder
        switches can be used to specify more than one folder to run.
    -s | --script = myscript.pl
        Sets a script file in studio to be executed. Multiple script
        switches can be used to specify more than one script to run.
===Example===
  perl TestRun.pl [--workspace=tests.ssw --exclude=myFolder]




[[Category:Test Utilities]]
[[Category:Test Utilities]]

Revision as of 19:40, 3 January 2008

Introduction

STRIDE_TestRunner.pl

TestRun.pl

TestRun is a light-weight utility for executing the scripts and/or folders in a workspace. This utility automates the execution of scripts and/or folders in one or more workspaces. If no workspace file is specified, it will search the current directory tree and run all ssw files that are found. If no top-level folders are specified for exclusion, the entire workspace will be executed.

The behavior of this utility is controlled by the following command line options:

Options

   -w | --workspace = workspace.ssw
       Sets the workspace to be opened. If no workspace is specified, the
       current directory is searched and all ssw files will be opened, in
       file-system order. Multiple workspace switches can be used to
       specify more than one workspace to open.
   -f | --folder = path/my/folder
       Sets a logical folder in studio to be executed. Multiple folder
       switches can be used to specify more than one folder to run.
   -s | --script = myscript.pl
       Sets a script file in studio to be executed. Multiple script
       switches can be used to specify more than one script to run.

Example

 perl TestRun.pl [--workspace=tests.ssw --exclude=myFolder]