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Result-set file ignored using genbil (not generated) #514
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Version 1.20 introduced a new syntax for the <system-under-test>
<result-set file="..\csv\test.csv"/>
</system-under-test> and should be replaced by (#444 and #442 offer new opportunities requiring to have an element and not anymore an attribute). <system-under-test>
<result-set>
<file>
<path>..\csv\test.csv</path>
</file>
</result-set>
</system-under-test> Anyway, the non-canonical syntax should still be supported by genbiL (in a template) ... but the output will be the canonical version. |
About the issue with genbiL, take a look at my comment above but I just checked your issue on 1.21-beta and I cannot reproduce. With this template, I have the following result. I didn't check with v1.20 but I'd recommend to update genbi.exe (and dlls) to v1.21 to fix this potential issue. About the issue with result-set in the assert part of the test, #354 is part of 1.21, not really surprised that it doesn't fully work in 1.20 ;-) |
Ok, It is working the 1.21 beta. Thanks. |
Hi All,
I am trying to generate the test where the result set is a csv file.
I am using the version 1.20.
After generating the tests using the genbil, result-set tag is visible, but the file is missing in the code.
See below:
Template:
generated code (nbits):
Template:
Note: When I copy the file="..\csv\test.csv" into the generated nbits file, the test is working.
Also the assert part works only if I write it using the "old" syntax:
instead of the:
Could you check it please and let me know if I am missing something or it is a bug?
Cheers.
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