I am new to Robot and am learning to write logic and test cases.
I have a test suite, "mytestsuite.robot", which has a lot of test cases. I have a couple of err
You want to use the option -t
or --test
, but the option goes before the name of the file rather than after. This should work:
robot -t testcase1 mytestsuite.robot
The order of the command line arguments is covered in the user guide under a section titled Starting test execution, and is also available at the command line with the --help
option (e.g. pybot --help
)
Be aware that the specific file name is optional. You could use only: robot -t testcase1 .
Where "." means look for all files that contains the specified test. Robot will do the hard work of finding the specific test.
You can use also willcard as * in the begining or finish of the test name, to match easily a test or to run multiple tests.
robot -t "testcase1*" .
Will match all tests that begin with "testcase1" in current folder.
The user guide has a section titled Selecting test cases which covers this subject.
If you want to run single test case in Robot Framework, use the below example.
Syntax: robot -t "Test Case Name" Test Suite Name
Example: robot - t "PON Type Test Case" Aquarium_Project.robot
If you want to run all the test cases in Robot Framework, use the below example
Syntax: robot Test Suite Name
Example: robot Aquarium_Project.robot
If you are using __init__.robot
files that have setups and teardowns, you cannot directly call a test from a test file if you have nested directory structures like the following:
|-- foo
|-- bar.robot
And the bar.robot file has a test case named baz, in this case, you can do the following:
robot --test 'foo.bar.baz' foo
With deeper nesting:
|-- foo
|-- bar
|-- baz.robot
robot --test 'foo.bar.baz.*' foo
You can use *
(asterisk) to run all test cases in the foo.bar.baz suite.