We are using Ranorex mainly for creating RPA scripts for 4-5 different target applications.
When getting a new RPA request, we previously always started with a new project in Ranorex Studio completely from scratch, whitelisting the application, tracking relevant items etc.
To save setup time we've now created a base repo for each of the applications we currently support (including a .cs with some helper functions specific to each application) that we then manually import/link to newly created projects.
To streamline the process for new projects even further I was curious whether it's possible to create a project from the command line directly somehow?
Our idea is that in the future when we get a new RPA request we could have a custom script where we just have to pass the target application and it completely sets up a ranorex project with the matching repo and cs files.
Creating projects from the command line
Re: Creating projects from the command line
Creating directly from the command line may not be an option based on the details here - https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... execution/
Some workarounds to consider:
- have a script/automated solution that does the cloning of the template project through Visual Studio or similar
- have a Ranorex "builder solution" that automates the workflow within Studio and creates the template project, then trigger the "builder solution" through the command line before other actions
Some workarounds to consider:
- have a script/automated solution that does the cloning of the template project through Visual Studio or similar
- have a Ranorex "builder solution" that automates the workflow within Studio and creates the template project, then trigger the "builder solution" through the command line before other actions