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One more alternative is possible. In the @AfterTestSuite-annotated method of the TS1, you can directly call a Katalon-builtin class com.kms.katalon.core.reporting.ReportUtil to generate the HTML into the location you want . See the following post of mine:

I am getting an error message: Unable to start application on this device: Appium directory is invalid: Cannot find appium executable. When i try to start a new recording. I am able to run devices using Andriod SDK Manager, as well as run appium server. However Katalon seems to have trouble starting the Appium.exe. Please advise.

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I know this. You have one or more Chrome browser opened manually before you start the test. Contention arises for the default user-data directory. Chrome browser is apparently designed very sensitive about the contention.

thank you, your summary of the project structure is spot on and a lot clearer than my explanation!

The objective in using subdirectories was to organise the system more effectively, by adding multiple projects to the same repo. Our previous version control system would have no issue with this because mapping was done at whatever directory level the user desired - it seems Git is a bit more rigid, or at least the Katalon implementation of it.

Appreciate the suggestion to use command line but for now I think the easiest way forward is to keep a single project per repository, so keeping .git directory within the project directory and creating extra repositories as required.

Thanks for your detailed answer and for putting me back on track!

Regards Dan

Thank you for the screenshot of the directory. Using Appium Studio build Appium-1.5.0 I was able to find the directory for Appium. Here is the path on my system /Applications/Appium.app/Contents/Resources/app/node_modules/appium

Create path for file if not existed. If isFile create path to parent directory of the file. Or else create directory for the path.throws:IOException Parameters:file - File whose parent need to be created.isFile - true if the path in file file. false if path is directory.Returns:File whose path has been created.

I am supposed to upload images to the application. I wanted to create a folder which contains images. And the path of images would be passed in setText method as current working directory. So that other testers can clone the code and execute testcases without making any changes.

If I have many files under the target directory, the above Test Case script emits too verbose Step Execution logs, and hence runs slowly. For example, when I have 20 files in the target directory, the test case emitted 170 lines of logs, and it took nearly 10 seconds to flush the messages into the Log Viewer GUI.

Hello, I am using a windows 10 machine, I checked the object repository directory and it was empty. ;( So I have been painstakingly rebuilding my objects repository. How do we submit a request to have Katalon create some type of backup of the repository, as well as GIVE A WARNING IF YOU ARE READY TO DELETE YOUR OBJECT REPOSITORY, It would be nice to know if your ready to delete your repository.

./ means the current directory. As long as you execute your tests via Katalon Studio GUI, the current directory is equal to RunConfiguration.projectDir(). However you should note, when you run Katalon in Console mode the current directory should be different from the RunConfiguration.projectDir(), it will be the directory where Katalon Studio binary is installed.

add_new_document_with_notification FAILED. Reason: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: static com.kms.katalon.core.webui.keyword.WebUiBuiltInKeywords.uploadFile() is applicable for argument types: (com.kms.katalon.core.testobject.TestObject, java.io.File)

Answer: use RunConfiguration.getProjectDir() as I told you. By this API call, Katalon Studio tells the location of the project directory. So you can use it to always store your custom files inside the project.

12. If your test case fails, the Katalon logs will not help you much in understanding the issue. A workaround for this is to put your test cases into a test suite and run the test suite. When your test suite fails, it will create a report in the Katalon directory for the respective test run result as an .html file.

java.lang.IllegalStateException: The platform metadata area could not be written: C:\Program Files\Katalon\Katalon_Studio_Windows_64-8.1.0\config\.metadata. By default the platform writes its content under the current working directory when the platform is launched. Use the -data parameter to specify a different content area for the platform. (My emphasis, there.)

Bug 1: There is no installation program and no instructions on where to put the product upon downloading it. Moreover, The installation guide at -studio/docs/getting-started.html#start-katalon-studio does not identify any particular location for the product. Inconsistent with usability, inconsistent with comparable products, inconsistent with installability, inconsistent with acceptable quality.

Bug 12: Search UI at katalon.com/s=keystrokes displays in white text on an almost-white background. Inconsistent with usability. (Possibly fixed at some point; on 2021/11/04, I did not observe this behaviour.)

The Git directory is where Git stores the metadata and object database for your project. This is the most important part of Git, and it is what is copied when you clone a repository from another computer.

Git stores internal everything called index, which is a snapshot of the files in your project. After you create a repo, it is empty and the index of git is empty (even if the directory already contains some files and folders).You need stage the files from your working directory into the index by using the git add command

You need to add a gitignore file to your katalon directory or you will have lots of compiled files in your repository and it will be harder to compare changes in diffs when reviewing pull requests. Here is a suitable git ignore file for Katalon projects.

Jenkins stores all its system and configuration related data in the form of XML files, and these XML files are stored in the Jenkins home directory. Apart from that Jenkins also stores all build histories. So, if we are planning to move our build jobs from one Jenkins instance to another Jenkins instance or if we are planning to archive our old build jobs then we need to add or remove the respective job directories to Jenkins' build directory. e24fc04721