How do you set the value of this environment variable in Mac OSX? I tried creating an environment.txt file in my Xamarin.Android project with a build action of AndroidEnvironment, but when I check my diagnostic build output, I still see this:
MONO_GC_PARAMS = major=marksweep-conc
I didn't set that value - it must be the default, but I can't find where it's stored or how to change it. Thank you.
These items need to be on a single line with commas seperating the parameters. i.e. MONO_GC_PARAMS=bridge-implementation=tarjan,nursery-size=128m,soft-heap-limit=512m,major=marksweep-conc
This will be picked up via the following code:
if (lineToWrite.StartsWith ("MONO_GC_PARAMS=", StringComparison.Ordinal))
haveMonoGCParams = true;
You should be able to set this item if you have the Use the concurrent garbage collector (Experimental) enabled in your project settings. This definition will be added to your .csproj:
<AndroidEnableSGenConcurrent>true</AndroidEnableSGenConcurrent>
This will set the following parameter to Mono:
if (!haveMonoGCParams) {
if (EnableSGenConcurrent)
environment.WriteLine ("MONO_GC_PARAMS=major=marksweep-conc");
else
environment.WriteLine ("MONO_GC_PARAMS=major=marksweep");
}
Source
However I believe only two options are available via this logic. Either marksweep or marksweep-conc.
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I am looking to re-use a particular value across multiple step definitions in my Cypress/Cucumber test.
I was thinking of using a normal variable, but the problem is that the step definitions are stored in different files.
So I am wondering if I could assign the value to an environment variable & reference that in the other file.
I was trying to do something like Cypress.env('myUsername') = 'testUser', but I get this lint error:
Cypress environment variables can be set during a test by passing in the desired value as the second argument.
Cypress.env('HOST', 'asdf');
In the documentation, env API syntax should look like something below:
- Cypress.env()
- Cypress.env(name)
- Cypress.env(name, value)
- Cypress.env(object)
In your case the following will work
Cypress.env('myUsername', 'testUser')
I want to save my logs to a folder which I can access with windows explorer. For example I want to create my log in the following path
This PC\Galaxy A5 (2017)\Phone\Android\data\MyApp\files
So I tried to use Environment variables... I get such as
/data/user/...
But here i cannot see the file what I created (using code I can access the path but I want to see in the explorer).
how I can create a path like above with code?
When I tried this code
var finalPath2 = Android.OS.Environment.GetExternalStoragePublicDirectory
(Android.OS.Environment.DataDirectory.AbsolutePath);
I get the path "/storage/emulated/0/data"
and
If i use the code
var logDirectory =Path.Combine(System.Environment.GetFolderPath
(System.Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData),"logs");
I get the following path like:
/data/user/0/MyApp/files/.config/logs
and
var logDirectory =Path.Combine(System.Environment.GetFolderPath
(System.Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments),"logs");
"/data/user/0/IM.OneApp.Presentation.Android/files/logs"
but unfortunately I cannot access this folder by explorer....
This PC\Galaxy A5 (2017)\Phone\Android\data\MyApp\files
So how to find out this path in c# by using environments?
Update:
when I give the following path hardcoded, it creates the file where I want..
logDirectory = "/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/MyApp/files/logs";
is there any environment to create this path? I can combine 2 environments and do some string processing in order to create this path. But maybe there is an easier way?
You are looking for the root of GetExternalFilesDir, just pass a null:
Example:
var externalAppPathNoSec = GetExternalFilesDir(string.Empty).Path;
Note: This is a Context-based instance method, you can access it via the Android application context, an Activity, etc... (see the link below to the Android Context docs)
Shared storage may not always be available, since removable media can be ejected by the user. Media state can be checked using Environment.getExternalStorageState(File).
There is no security enforced with these files. For example, any application holding Manifest.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE can write to these files.
re: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Context#getExternalFilesDir(java.lang.String)
string docFolder = Path.Combine(System.Environment.GetFolderPath
(System.Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments), "logs");
string libFolder = Path.Combine(docFolder, "/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/MyApp/files/logs");
if (!Directory.Exists(libFolder))
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(libFolder);
}
string destinationDatabasePath = Path.Combine(libFolder, "temp.db3");
db.Backup( destinationDatabasePath, "main");
I need to set and get variables in Jmeter for API automation.
I am using the groovy script for same.
I have achieved same using code as below:
import org.apache.jmeter.util.JMeterUtils;
JMeterUtils.setProperty("PC_CREATED_PROMO_CODE", "shubhamvalue");
log.info("will it work? ="+JMeterUtils.getProperty("PC_CREATED_PROMO_CODE"))
Now the problem is I am not able to see the value in any contanier where I can set my hardcode values like token, baseURL, Headers. it should be similar we do in SOAP-UI or postman tests.
Please let me know if I can see these setProperty values in file/section/container in Jmeter.
Or suggest me any other workaround which is more feasible for same.
Any workaround will be helpful and appreciated in advance.
If you need to get and set variables I would recommend using vars shorthand
As per documentation
Properties are not the same as variables. Variables are local to a thread; properties are common to all threads, and need to be referenced using the __P or __property function.
So I would suggest setting variables as: vars.put('foo', 'bar') and accessing them as ${foo} where required as my expectation is that you will be getting different PC_CREATED_PROMO_CODE for each thread (virtual user)
Also be aware that it is also recommended to avoid scripting where possible so consider going for JSON Extractor instead.
To view properties in file/section you can use 2 functions __property or__P while the second will return 1 as default. in your case
${__property(PC_CREATED_PROMO_CODE)}
${__P(PC_CREATED_PROMO_CODE)}
For example you can change next sampler name to Post2 ${__property(PC_CREATED_PROMO_CODE)}
BTW you can set property use props instead
props.setProperty("PC_CREATED_PROMO_CODE", "shubhamvalue" )
Example of use in HTTP Header Manager, adding cotentType from property:
1) In JMeter GUI mode, under WorkBench, create Property Display by
WorkBench > Add > Non-Test Elements > Property Display.
Then select JMeter Properties checkbox to view all the exist properties
props.put("shubhamKey", "shubhamValue")
When you execute this code the property will set in a property file and you can see it in below location:
WorkBench > Add > Non-Test Elements > Property Display.
2) Now if you are want to use User Defined Variables in your scripts you can call value like below:
vars.get("shubhamUserKey")
Still looking to set the value from code in User Defined Variables
I want to set the value of 'teamcity.build.branch' dynamically according to the result of another TC build configuration part of the build pipeline.
Is that even possible? It looks like the value is evaluated and used at the start of the build pipeline.
UseCase:
I am executing a TC build configuration that will generate a unique number
in the connected TC build configuration part of the same pipeline I want the number to be used in the 'teamcity.build.branch' - just for visualization purposes
I am already using message service to overwrite the parameter, but the change is not taken into account. It looks like the value is read in the very early stage of the build process.
Check below reference containing build number and git branch name
https://octopus.com/blog/teamcity-version-numbers-based-on-branches
You could overwrite the value of the parameter by using a simple script that emits a "set parameter" service message.
By using a dedicated service message in your build script, you can dynamically update build parameters of the build right from a build step (...)
With that approach, here are the steps that you need to perform:
In the first build config, define a custom build parameter and set its value to the unique number you're generating. Do this directly from the script that generates the unique number by writing something like this to STDOUT:
##teamcity[setParameter name='magicNumber' value='1234']
In the dependent build config, you now have access to that parameter. Using a second build script, you can overwrite the teamcity.build.branch with the same mechanism:
##teamcity[setParameter name='teamcity.build.branch' value='the new value']
Note 1: I recommend against overwriting the built-in parameters, because this might have strange side-effects. Rather, define a custom parameter in the second build config and use that for your visualization purposes.
Note 2: In case you decide to ignore Note 1, it may be necessary to overwrite the build parameters by setting the dependency property as outlined in the docs in section "Overriding Dependencies Properties":
##teamcity[setParameter name='reverse.dep.*.teamcity.build.branch' value='the new value']
Ok, this is driving me crazy.
I have a CA that needs to know the path of the INSTALLDIR to edit an XML file.
So, I set up a set property custom action that sets a property named RemoveAuthTypesNode to [INSTALLDIR]. Then I have a RemoveAuthTypesNode CA that is sequenced after SetConfigFolder (a set property that sets installdir to a system searched path) in the Install Execute Sequence, Deferred in System Context (doesn't work when just Deferred Exec either).
In the log I see that RemoveAuthTypesNode is set:
MSI (c) (D4:EC) [16:12:05:314]:
PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding
RemoveAuthTypesNode property. Its
value is 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft
SQL
Server\MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting
Services\ReportServer\'.
The custom action errors:
Error 1720.There is a problem with
this Windows Installer package. A
script required for this install to
complete could not be run. Contact
your support personnel or package
vendor. Custom action
RemoveAuthTypesNode script error
-2146827864, Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Object required:
'objXMLDOMNode' Line 9, Column 1, MSI
(s) (78:EC) [16:12:23:916]: Product:
ASMI User Defined Reports -- Error
1720.There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. A script
required for this install to complete
could not be run. Contact your support
personnel or package vendor. Custom
action RemoveAuthTypesNode script
error -2146827864, Microsoft VBScript
runtime error: Object required:
'objXMLDOMNode' Line 9, Column 1,
This is failing because the path isn't correct so the XMLDom object never loads. I know this because if I hardcode the path everything works fine.
Also, when I search the log for CustomActionData I expected that it would be in there as being set.
Here is the code from the custom action. The msgbox is just for debugging. It is always displaying nothing.
strConfigFile = session.Property("CustomActionData") & "rsreportserver.config"
MsgBox session.Property("CustomActionData")
Set xDoc = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
xDoc.async = False
xDoc.Load(strConfigFile)
set objXMLDOMNode = xDoc.selectSingleNode("//Configuration/Authentication/AuthenticationTypes")
set objParentNode = objXMLDOMNode.parentNode
objParentNode.removeChild(objXMLDOMNode)
xDoc.save(strConfigFile)
Set xDoc = Nothing
What am I doing wrong? I'm sure it's something simple stupid. Help greatly appreciated.
The custom action that sets the property named for the vbscript custom action was setting a private property (not all upper case). So, the set property custom action had to be sequenced in the Execute sequence rather than the UI sequence. Once I made this change the correct data was being retrieved in the script.
It is expected if I have made a public property (all UPPER case) it would have work being in the UI sequence, however, I didn't test that theory.