Hello,
Does Remote Agent has functionality to update test results in TestRail?
Remote Agent and TestRail
Re: Remote Agent and TestRail
Hi Syartsev,
The agent itself doesn't have such a functionality.
However, since Ranorex 8.3 you can run tests on a Ranorex Agent via commandline by using the argument: /agent:<name of the agent>
Additionally, there is a command line argument for reporting results to testrail. You can find it here.
So all in all you should be able to use the commandline for running the test on an agent and report the test results to TestRail.
regards, qwertzu
The agent itself doesn't have such a functionality.
However, since Ranorex 8.3 you can run tests on a Ranorex Agent via commandline by using the argument: /agent:<name of the agent>
Additionally, there is a command line argument for reporting results to testrail. You can find it here.
So all in all you should be able to use the commandline for running the test on an agent and report the test results to TestRail.
regards, qwertzu
Re: Remote Agent and TestRail
thank you for your reply.
I have figured it out.
I have figured it out.
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Re: Remote Agent and TestRail
Hi qwertzu,
I am using Ranorex 8.2 for my test, and i am not able to find agent in the command line argument.
Will it be possible to post the result to testrail after execution on Remote Agent using Studio.
I am using Ranorex 8.2 for my test, and i am not able to find agent in the command line argument.
Will it be possible to post the result to testrail after execution on Remote Agent using Studio.
Re: Remote Agent and TestRail
Hi,
In order to execute a test on an agent via command line, you need the following argument:
/agent:"<agent name>"
For posting the results on TestRail via command line, you need at least these three arguments:
/testrail
/truser
/trpass
An easy way to find out the exact command line arguments for reporting to your test rail project, would be simply clicking on the "Run test and report to TestRail" button in Ranorex.
The window appearing afterwards, will show you the command line statement:
The command line arguments are described here: https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... earguments
regards, qwertzu
In order to execute a test on an agent via command line, you need the following argument:
/agent:"<agent name>"
For posting the results on TestRail via command line, you need at least these three arguments:
/testrail
/truser
/trpass
An easy way to find out the exact command line arguments for reporting to your test rail project, would be simply clicking on the "Run test and report to TestRail" button in Ranorex.
The window appearing afterwards, will show you the command line statement:
The command line arguments are described here: https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... earguments
regards, qwertzu
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Re: Remote Agent and TestRail
Hi,
Thank you for replying, but as specified my suite is in 8.2 and in command line I am not able to find these arguments,
Thank you for replying, but as specified my suite is in 8.2 and in command line I am not able to find these arguments,
Re: Remote Agent and TestRail
Hi,
Because Ranorex remote agent command line support has been added in 8.3, you are out of luck with Ranorex 8.2. The only solution is to update Ranorex with most recent 8.3.3 or 9.0.
Because Ranorex remote agent command line support has been added in 8.3, you are out of luck with Ranorex 8.2. The only solution is to update Ranorex with most recent 8.3.3 or 9.0.
Pavel Kudrys
Ranorex explorer at Descartes Systems
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Re: Remote Agent and TestRail
Hi Thank you for your reply. I will update and check