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== Background ==
Device connection and STRIDE Test Execution is handled by the [[STRIDE Runner]] (aka ''"the runner"''). The runner is a command line tool with a number of options for listing runnable items, executing tests, tracing on test points, and uploading your results. The runner is designed for use in both ad-hoc execution of tests and fully automated CI execution. The command line interface is sufficiently configurable to lend it to a variety of use-cases. You've already seen some basic test execution scenarios in the other training sections - now we will look explicitly at several of the common use cases for the runner.
Please review the following reference articles before proceeding:


== Background ==
* [[STRIDE Runner|STRIDE Runner (reference)]]
* [[Running Tests]]
* [[Organizing Tests into Suites]]
* [[Tracing]]
 
== Build a test app ==
 
== List items ==
 
== Trace on test points ==


to cover:
with and without a filter...


* using --list to show available test units and remote functions in the database
== Organizing with suites ==
* using --trace with/without a filter to capture test points to a file
* organizing test units into suites

Revision as of 20:51, 26 May 2010

Background

Device connection and STRIDE Test Execution is handled by the STRIDE Runner (aka "the runner"). The runner is a command line tool with a number of options for listing runnable items, executing tests, tracing on test points, and uploading your results. The runner is designed for use in both ad-hoc execution of tests and fully automated CI execution. The command line interface is sufficiently configurable to lend it to a variety of use-cases. You've already seen some basic test execution scenarios in the other training sections - now we will look explicitly at several of the common use cases for the runner.

Please review the following reference articles before proceeding:

Build a test app

List items

Trace on test points

with and without a filter...

Organizing with suites