How to run test as a pipeline
How to run test as a pipeline
How to run test as a pipeline in local pc without CI?
Re: How to run test as a pipeline
Hi,
I'm afraid, I don't have a clue what exactly you trying to achieve? What do you mean by "running test as pipeline but without CI"? I know "pipelines" only from Azure DevOps and Jenkins. And these are CI solutions
What you can do on a local PC (without installed CI) is to run your tests via command line. You can even use Windows Scheduler to run them automatically. For more details about command line execution, please follow this User Guide chapter...
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... execution/
I'm afraid, I don't have a clue what exactly you trying to achieve? What do you mean by "running test as pipeline but without CI"? I know "pipelines" only from Azure DevOps and Jenkins. And these are CI solutions

What you can do on a local PC (without installed CI) is to run your tests via command line. You can even use Windows Scheduler to run them automatically. For more details about command line execution, please follow this User Guide chapter...
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... execution/
Pavel Kudrys
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Re: How to run test as a pipeline
hi. I want to run a few tests in a row by one click.
for examle: i have 3 project: proj1, proj2, proj3; they contains testsuites. So i want to run them all by one click without CI
for examle: i have 3 project: proj1, proj2, proj3; they contains testsuites. So i want to run them all by one click without CI
Re: How to run test as a pipeline
Hi,
Well, you can create a batch file, containing command line for each project/test suite. Then simply run that batch file? It's simple as that. But maybe I'm overlooking something?
Well, you can create a batch file, containing command line for each project/test suite. Then simply run that batch file? It's simple as that. But maybe I'm overlooking something?

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Re: How to run test as a pipeline
Ranorex Studio, run configurations, big "Run" button on the toolbar is one click.