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How to call python file in a feature file of karate automation?
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Is it possible to write C# utility using KARATE framework ?
I have written utility functions for automate the API using Java , but now i want to write utility functions in C# , is there a way to do that?
Karate actually is language-neutral and uses Gherkin, but with some custom-syntax and the option to mix plain JavaScript. Teams normally don't worry about Java or .NET when working with Karate because you are testing the HTTP layer.
Maybe the new capability to run Karate as a stand-alone binary will be of interest to you: https://github.com/intuit/karate/tree/master/karate-netty#standalone-jar
Finally, you really want to, you can call something written in .NET via the command-line, refer this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/51150286/143475 - and maybe the "reverse" of this is what you are looking for.
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Customize the directory of Karate HTML reports
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I want to run karate from two terminals in the same working directory i.e parallelly, so that they may generate different reports but all I am getting are the reports of the latter run even though they run successfully both at the same time. Is there a way to do custom reporting so that I can save all run reports.
Make sure you are on the latest version (at least Karate 1.0) and you can over-ride the report-directory.
If you are referring to the standalone JAR, you use the -o or --output option.
If you are using the Runner API or from within a JUnit test, use the reportDir() method.
If none of the above options work, kindly consider this not supported and please contribute code :)
I was wondering if there is any tool support for analyzing the content of Dockerfiles. Syntax checks of course, but also highlighting references to older packages that need to be updated.
I'm using SonarQube for static code analysis for other code but if it does not support it (I could not find any information that it does), is there is any other tool that does this?
Although this question is 2 years old, however there are two ways to do static analysis of the Dockerfile.
using FromLatest
using Hadolint
Option#2 is mostly preferable since this can be used as an automated process inside CICD pipelines.
Hadolint also provide ways to exclude messages/errors using ".hadolint.yml"
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Does Go provide REPL?
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Totally new golang user here and I don't see a CLI tool but just wanted to make sure I wasn't overlooking it. It appears everything just compiles down to a binary that you can run, even when debugging?
Go does not have a CLI that must be used when invoking a application written in Go. There is a go command that is "... a suite of programs to build and process Go source code". You can find more information about this in the command documentation
Yes there is, you can check it out here
https://thenewstack.io/cli-command-line-programming-with-go/
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develop a firefox extension in place (not via encoding to xpi first)?
I was wondering if it's at possible to test and develop a firefox extension that utilizes the gBrowser global variable without having to compile the extension into a .xpi and load it into Firefox. Right now, in order to write code that uses gBrowser, I have to compile all my xul/js files into a .xpi file. Then I have to load this file into firefox, restart, and test. Is there an alternative method which would make debugging easier?
Check out the Dynamic Development chapter of my toolbar tutorial. It explains how to implement a dynamic development environment that will allow you to get around having to package the extension every time (which is a real pain). You may want to peruse the Creating the Framework chapter first, since it lays the foundation for some of the dynamic development setup.
I have created a project in Eclipse for Selenium automation using testNG framework. I have never used any user extension file in the past, but I heard that we need to use an user extension file. As since I am unsure of the proper use of this file I have never used it and my project runs smoothly. The question now arises is that later on will I have any issues because of not using an user-extension file? Please give me some ideas on the user extension file and let me know whether its mandatory to use in selenium RC project.
thanks in advance
No, the user-extensions.js file is not required. But you may indeed need to use it, if your existing tests depend on an extension that is in it. Obviously, at that point you need to use the version of the file that the test author used.
I am not quite sure what your question is but I think the answer is No anyway, you do not need to have any "user extension files" in order to use selenium API in any JAVA testing environment. You just call API from your testNG or other testing frameworks. see http://release.seleniumhq.org/selenium-remote-control/1.0-beta-2/doc/java/