Running Canopy in Azure Devops
1
I have a couple of automated tests written in Canopy. I run them locally by running the following command:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
on Azure DevOps I tried to configure them the same way, so I have the following steps:
1.
dotnet restore Project.sln
2.
dotnet build Project.sln
3.
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.dll
But Azure DevOps fails with following error:
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5195371Z ##[error]Error: /usr/bin/dotnet failed with return code: 1
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5219579Z ##[error]Dotnet command failed with non-zero exit code on the following projects : /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/publish/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/obj/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll
I also tried running:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
But it fails with the same error.
I tried to run it with --project argument like that:
-v d --project /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
but tests hangs up with the following exception:
at Start.main(String _arg1) in /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Program.fs:line 17
at canopy.classic.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.fs:line 250
at canopy.parallell.functions.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.parallell.functions.fs:line 835
at OpenQA.Selenium.Chrome.ChromeDriver..ctor(ChromeDriverService service, ChromeOptions options, TimeSpan commandTimeout)
at OpenQA.Selenium.Remote.RemoteWebDriver..ctor(ICommandExecutor commandExecutor, ICapabilities desiredCapabilities)
Maybe someone has an idea what I did wrong?
azure f# azure-devops canopy-web-testing asked Jan 19 at 11:40
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1
I have a couple of automated tests written in Canopy. I run them locally by running the following command:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
on Azure DevOps I tried to configure them the same way, so I have the following steps:
1.
dotnet restore Project.sln
2.
dotnet build Project.sln
3.
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.dll
But Azure DevOps fails with following error:
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5195371Z ##[error]Error: /usr/bin/dotnet failed with return code: 1
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5219579Z ##[error]Dotnet command failed with non-zero exit code on the following projects : /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/publish/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/obj/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll
I also tried running:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
But it fails with the same error.
I tried to run it with --project argument like that:
-v d --project /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
but tests hangs up with the following exception:
at Start.main(String _arg1) in /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Program.fs:line 17
at canopy.classic.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.fs:line 250
at canopy.parallell.functions.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.parallell.functions.fs:line 835
at OpenQA.Selenium.Chrome.ChromeDriver..ctor(ChromeDriverService service, ChromeOptions options, TimeSpan commandTimeout)
at OpenQA.Selenium.Remote.RemoteWebDriver..ctor(ICommandExecutor commandExecutor, ICapabilities desiredCapabilities)
Maybe someone has an idea what I did wrong?
azure f# azure-devops canopy-web-testing asked Jan 19 at 11:40
MNieMNie
7751929
Try set the verbosity flag to d or diag to get more info (dotnet run -v d ...)
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 13:45
Nothing change. There is also a communicate that the file was not found. But when I run dotnet build instead of run everything was ok.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:32
Seems that maybe dotnet run looks for dlls in ../Release/... Maybe you are building with Debug configuration. Try pass -c Release to dotnet build.
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 14:41
Nope with release.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:43
Maybe you could setup a minimal repo example repository on git? Here is a repo of some canopy test I wrote for a blog post github.com/dburriss/PageModuleModelExample . It uses dotnet core so maybe it will help? Note that you run (Powershell)dotnet .CoolblueUiTests.dll. Note therunpart is gone when executing a dll.
– Devon Burriss
Jan 23 at 20:06
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I have a couple of automated tests written in Canopy. I run them locally by running the following command:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
on Azure DevOps I tried to configure them the same way, so I have the following steps:
1.
dotnet restore Project.sln
2.
dotnet build Project.sln
3.
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.dll
But Azure DevOps fails with following error:
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5195371Z ##[error]Error: /usr/bin/dotnet failed with return code: 1
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5219579Z ##[error]Dotnet command failed with non-zero exit code on the following projects : /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/publish/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/obj/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll
I also tried running:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
But it fails with the same error.
I tried to run it with --project argument like that:
-v d --project /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
but tests hangs up with the following exception:
at Start.main(String _arg1) in /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Program.fs:line 17
at canopy.classic.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.fs:line 250
at canopy.parallell.functions.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.parallell.functions.fs:line 835
at OpenQA.Selenium.Chrome.ChromeDriver..ctor(ChromeDriverService service, ChromeOptions options, TimeSpan commandTimeout)
at OpenQA.Selenium.Remote.RemoteWebDriver..ctor(ICommandExecutor commandExecutor, ICapabilities desiredCapabilities)
Maybe someone has an idea what I did wrong?
azure f# azure-devops canopy-web-testing asked Jan 19 at 11:40
MNieMNie
7751929
I have a couple of automated tests written in Canopy. I run them locally by running the following command:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
on Azure DevOps I tried to configure them the same way, so I have the following steps:
1.
dotnet restore Project.sln
2.
dotnet build Project.sln
3.
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.dll
But Azure DevOps fails with following error:
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5195371Z ##[error]Error: /usr/bin/dotnet failed with return code: 1
2019-01-19T11:11:42.5219579Z ##[error]Dotnet command failed with non-zero exit code on the following projects : /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/publish/Project.AutomatedTests.dll,/home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/obj/Release/netcoreapp2.1/Project.AutomatedTests.dll
I also tried running:
dotnet run Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
But it fails with the same error.
I tried to run it with --project argument like that:
-v d --project /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Project.AutomatedTests.fsproj
but tests hangs up with the following exception:
at Start.main(String _arg1) in /home/vsts/work/1/s/backend/tests/Project.AutomatedTests/Program.fs:line 17
at canopy.classic.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.fs:line 250
at canopy.parallell.functions.start(BrowserStartMode b) in C:projectscanopysrccanopycanopy.parallell.functions.fs:line 835
at OpenQA.Selenium.Chrome.ChromeDriver..ctor(ChromeDriverService service, ChromeOptions options, TimeSpan commandTimeout)
at OpenQA.Selenium.Remote.RemoteWebDriver..ctor(ICommandExecutor commandExecutor, ICapabilities desiredCapabilities)
Maybe someone has an idea what I did wrong?
azure f# azure-devops canopy-web-testing azure f# azure-devops canopy-web-testing asked Jan 19 at 11:40
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MNieMNie
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Try set the verbosity flag to d or diag to get more info (dotnet run -v d ...)
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 13:45
Nothing change. There is also a communicate that the file was not found. But when I run dotnet build instead of run everything was ok.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:32
Seems that maybe dotnet run looks for dlls in ../Release/... Maybe you are building with Debug configuration. Try pass -c Release to dotnet build.
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 14:41
Nope with release.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:43
Maybe you could setup a minimal repo example repository on git? Here is a repo of some canopy test I wrote for a blog post github.com/dburriss/PageModuleModelExample . It uses dotnet core so maybe it will help? Note that you run (Powershell)dotnet .CoolblueUiTests.dll. Note therunpart is gone when executing a dll.
– Devon Burriss
Jan 23 at 20:06
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Try set the verbosity flag to d or diag to get more info (dotnet run -v d ...)
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 13:45
Nothing change. There is also a communicate that the file was not found. But when I run dotnet build instead of run everything was ok.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:32
Seems that maybe dotnet run looks for dlls in ../Release/... Maybe you are building with Debug configuration. Try pass -c Release to dotnet build.
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 14:41
Nope with release.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:43
Maybe you could setup a minimal repo example repository on git? Here is a repo of some canopy test I wrote for a blog post github.com/dburriss/PageModuleModelExample . It uses dotnet core so maybe it will help? Note that you run (Powershell)dotnet .CoolblueUiTests.dll. Note therunpart is gone when executing a dll.
– Devon Burriss
Jan 23 at 20:06
Try set the verbosity flag to d or diag to get more info (dotnet run -v d ...)
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 13:45
Try set the verbosity flag to d or diag to get more info (dotnet run -v d ...)
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 13:45
Nothing change. There is also a communicate that the file was not found. But when I run dotnet build instead of run everything was ok.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:32
Nothing change. There is also a communicate that the file was not found. But when I run dotnet build instead of run everything was ok.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:32
Seems that maybe dotnet run looks for dlls in ../Release/... Maybe you are building with Debug configuration. Try pass -c Release to dotnet build.
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 14:41
Seems that maybe dotnet run looks for dlls in ../Release/... Maybe you are building with Debug configuration. Try pass -c Release to dotnet build.
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 14:41
Nope with release.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:43
Nope with release.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:43
Maybe you could setup a minimal repo example repository on git? Here is a repo of some canopy test I wrote for a blog post github.com/dburriss/PageModuleModelExample . It uses dotnet core so maybe it will help? Note that you run (Powershell)
dotnet .CoolblueUiTests.dll. Note the run part is gone when executing a dll.– Devon Burriss
Jan 23 at 20:06
Maybe you could setup a minimal repo example repository on git? Here is a repo of some canopy test I wrote for a blog post github.com/dburriss/PageModuleModelExample . It uses dotnet core so maybe it will help? Note that you run (Powershell)
dotnet .CoolblueUiTests.dll. Note the run part is gone when executing a dll.– Devon Burriss
Jan 23 at 20:06
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The solution to my problem was:
start ChromeHeadless
instead of:
start chrome
and after that everything works just fine.
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Try set the verbosity flag to d or diag to get more info (dotnet run -v d ...)
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 13:45
Nothing change. There is also a communicate that the file was not found. But when I run dotnet build instead of run everything was ok.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:32
Seems that maybe dotnet run looks for dlls in ../Release/... Maybe you are building with Debug configuration. Try pass -c Release to dotnet build.
– nilekirk
Jan 19 at 14:41
Nope with release.
– MNie
Jan 19 at 14:43
Maybe you could setup a minimal repo example repository on git? Here is a repo of some canopy test I wrote for a blog post github.com/dburriss/PageModuleModelExample . It uses dotnet core so maybe it will help? Note that you run (Powershell)
dotnet .CoolblueUiTests.dll. Note therunpart is gone when executing a dll.– Devon Burriss
Jan 23 at 20:06