Hello,
Any suggestion on Best Practice on how to organize your Ranorex folders/files?
Example:
\Generic or Common Functions
\Project-A
\TestData
\UserCodes
\Results
\Repositories
\Documentation
What File/Folder Structure do most Ranorex users use?
Also, why is it that when a New Test Solution is created, Ranorex creates two folders named after the Project name by default as in
"c:\Libraries\Documents\Ranorex\RanorexStudio Projects\ProjectName_Test\ProjectName_Test\"?
Thanks.
Gilbert
Best Practice in Folder Structure/Organization
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Re: Best Practice in Folder Structure/Organization
Hello Gilbert,
How to organize the folder structure of your project depends very much on your special needs and the scope of your test solution.
If you have for example a lot of modules, it would be a good approach to separate them into different folders.
For example you could create a folder for code modules and another folder for recording modules.
This could be done within the solution explorer directly.
Regarding the path of the project, one 'ProjectName_Test'-folder represents the project and the other one corresponds to the Ranorex solution.
One solution could contain a variety of projects.
I would recommend taking a look at the blog post about how to organize a test automation project with Ranorex.
Regards,
Johannes
How to organize the folder structure of your project depends very much on your special needs and the scope of your test solution.
If you have for example a lot of modules, it would be a good approach to separate them into different folders.
For example you could create a folder for code modules and another folder for recording modules.
This could be done within the solution explorer directly.
Regarding the path of the project, one 'ProjectName_Test'-folder represents the project and the other one corresponds to the Ranorex solution.
One solution could contain a variety of projects.
I would recommend taking a look at the blog post about how to organize a test automation project with Ranorex.
Regards,
Johannes