Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
I'm probably not utilizing the Run Configuration properly, however; when i go to the new remote agent manager in 6.0 and try to run a project in a configuration...a completely different project was ran.. a newly created configuration doesnt show in the dropdown for execution? I'm probably missing something here... anyone?
Re: Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
I think you have to rebuild the project for it to appear.
I have an issue with Remote as well. I have a solution file with 2 projects but it only seems like it will run the tests in the main project using remote
I have an issue with Remote as well. I have a solution file with 2 projects but it only seems like it will run the tests in the main project using remote
Re: Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
Thanks anc44...
It seems that your issue is very simular to mine... One solution, with muliple projects and attempting to remotely run desired tests.
It seems that your issue is very simular to mine... One solution, with muliple projects and attempting to remotely run desired tests.
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Re: Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
Hello anc44 and coroner71,
In order to be able to select a newly created run configuration, the corresponding project needs to be build beforehand.
In regard to working with multiple projects, you would need to set up the corresponding StartUp Project for test execution. Only the current StartUp project can be executed remotely.
I hope this information will help you. If there are any other issues, please do let me know.
Sincerely,
Johannes
In order to be able to select a newly created run configuration, the corresponding project needs to be build beforehand.
In regard to working with multiple projects, you would need to set up the corresponding StartUp Project for test execution. Only the current StartUp project can be executed remotely.
I hope this information will help you. If there are any other issues, please do let me know.
Sincerely,
Johannes
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Re: Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
This needs to be fixed as it makes the remote operations in Ranorex useless for almost all real automated regression scenarios.
Requiring human intervention in a regression suite to get multiple projects to run defeats the purpose.
But I'm going to keep using Jenkins anyway as it is more fully featured for what I need...
Requiring human intervention in a regression suite to get multiple projects to run defeats the purpose.
But I'm going to keep using Jenkins anyway as it is more fully featured for what I need...
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Re: Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
Hello Kelly,
We are aware of the fact that the feature is not suitable for executing comprehensive regression tests. The new Ranorex Remote feature was not designed to replace a CI system like Jenkins.
The intended purpose of the feature is to be able to execute tests on remote machines while you can continue using your local machine for working on the test solution or doing other work. The advantage for the user is that he is not blocked during test execution. It is now easily possible to validate the test script on different test environments (different operating systems, system configurations or versions of the SUT) during the creation of the tests.
Therefore, the run button in the remote feature has basically the same functionality as the run button in the Ranorex Studio toolbar, namely running the current StartUp project, with the difference that the test is executed on a remote machine.
Detailed information about the feature and a troubleshooting section can be found in our user guide.
If you need more information, don't hesitate to ask.
Sincerely,
Johannes
We are aware of the fact that the feature is not suitable for executing comprehensive regression tests. The new Ranorex Remote feature was not designed to replace a CI system like Jenkins.
The intended purpose of the feature is to be able to execute tests on remote machines while you can continue using your local machine for working on the test solution or doing other work. The advantage for the user is that he is not blocked during test execution. It is now easily possible to validate the test script on different test environments (different operating systems, system configurations or versions of the SUT) during the creation of the tests.
Therefore, the run button in the remote feature has basically the same functionality as the run button in the Ranorex Studio toolbar, namely running the current StartUp project, with the difference that the test is executed on a remote machine.
Detailed information about the feature and a troubleshooting section can be found in our user guide.
If you need more information, don't hesitate to ask.
Sincerely,
Johannes
Re: Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
I completely understand the difference stated here for the intended use for Ranorex. However; it would seem realistic to include the ability to easily run any combination (or all) authored tests in a solution from this Remote feature in Ranorex... not just an individual startup selection.
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Re: Using Remote - Ranorex 6.0
Hi coroner71,
Currently, we can consider feature requests only by email. May I ask to send this request to [email protected]? After we received your email, this feature will be discussed internally by our product management.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Johannes
Currently, we can consider feature requests only by email. May I ask to send this request to [email protected]? After we received your email, this feature will be discussed internally by our product management.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Johannes