- #Installbuilder getfreeport gives duplicate port update#
- #Installbuilder getfreeport gives duplicate port code#
- #Installbuilder getfreeport gives duplicate port professional#
I am running a licensed professional version of BitRock InstallBuilder 17.4.0 ().Īny suggestions why the other BitRock InstallBuilder made installer could be stalling?Īn important fact that I've noticed is, which is probably an incorrect behavior of the other application's installer, is that it is automatically started after being installed and probably the element considers the automatic start of the other application as a prolongation of its installer. Tried dumping the $ but it was surprisingly empty - it should contain some number. WAIT other-app-installer.exe -mode unattended -unattendedmodeui minimalWithDialogsīut this time the installer of the target application throws an unspecified error. Installing another BitRock InstallBuilder made installer . Runs the application provided as an argument in blocked mode and one can proceed working with the console as soon as the other application's installer exits/finishes. Start /WAIT other-app-installer.exe -mode unattended -unattendedmodeui minimalWithDialogs The other application's installer exits correctly when being ran from the command-line with the command: The main application's installer still stalls - the installer is repsponding but does not proceed ahead with the rest of the installation steps. * move debug server test to junit so that karate-apache is on cpįor both standalone jar cli and the runner, so this can be fired in a maven projectĪlso upgraded picocli to latest for the -d arity 0.But again without success. * draft version of vscode debug adapter protocol implementation * better error message if relative path does not exist * webauto: implemented waitForResultCount()
* gracefully fail if browser / input field typeĭoes not support moving text cursor to end * webauto: reduce intensity of friendly locator search * fix for focus() js and chrome cookie error routine * webauto: handle cookie failure in web-driver * hooks expanded for all cases, beforeAll() afterAll()
* webauto: focus() breaks on fancy input fields, fixed * thats what happens when you dont run the local tests Trust me it jst did not feel right with zero based indexing * webauto: decided to use 1 based indexing for friendly locators The test results will have timings and logs associated correctlyĪlso using the unified karate short-syntax for scenario / line number etc * big improvement to intellij ide support * fix bugs with cli runner and switch netty fatjar to runner builder karatelabs#827 * default to proper karate runner system always
#Installbuilder getfreeport gives duplicate port update#
Parallel execution will now generate native html report and continuously update the results-json.txt
#Installbuilder getfreeport gives duplicate port code#
In the future, the netty picocli has to be merged and we also would have native html parallel reportsīut for now, we can start testing the vs code plugin for this * unified cli for karate core somewhat karatelabs#827 * additional tweak for karatelabs#826 replaces karatelabs#863 * slight improve to timeline view tooltips * Revert "Merge pull request karatelabs#871 from pshrm/develop" * webauto: decided to rename waitForText() and waitForEnabled()
* Revert "Add afterFeature and beforeFeature hooks, RunnerBuilder" * adjust maven profile for ui in hope that it works So that the method signatures are easier to read for those viewing via readme / doc links * webauto: move finder & mouse to interfaces * webauto: this is big, we have friendly locators It seems the contains works fine recursively, but !contains does not.ĭo you have any technique you'd recommend for expecting a scenario to fail (like expecting an exception when calling a separate scenario, for example)? Since the implementation was for contains and not !contains, I wanted to test failures for the contains instead of this scenario. Scenario: validation should fail * def original =, reason: actual contains all expected key-values
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