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README.md
How to run Selenium tests
1. Register OAuth application
Go to OAuth application page and register a new application:
Application name:CheHomepage URL:http://<YOUR_IP_ADDRESS><:YOUR_CHE_PORT>Application description:CheAuthorization callback URL:http://<YOUR_IP_ADDRESS><:YOUR_CHE_PORT>/api/oauth/callback
Substitute CHE_OAUTH_GITHUB_CLIENTID and CHE_OAUTH_GITHUB_CLIENTSECRET properties in che.env with Client ID and Client Secret taken from
newly created OAuth application.
2. Add configuration file
Set CHE_LOCAL_CONF_DIR environment variable and point to the folder where selenium tests configuration will be stored.
Create file selenium.properties in that folder with the following content:
# GitHub account credentials
github.username=<MAIN_GITHUB_USERNAME>
github.password=<MAIN_GITHUB_PASSWORD>
github.auxiliary.username=<AUXILIARY_GITHUB_USERNAME>
github.auxiliary.password=<AUXILIARY_GITHUB_PASSWORD>
# Google account credentials (IMAP has to be enabled)
google.user=<GOOGLE_USER>
google.password=<GOOGLE_PASSWORD>
3. Prepare repository
Fork all repositories from https://github.com/idexmai?tab=repositories into the main GitHub account. Fork the repository https://github.com/iedexmain1/pull-request-plugin-fork-test into the auxiliary GitHub account.
4. Start Eclipse Che
Follow the guide: https://github.com/eclipse/che
5. Run tests
Simply launch ./selenium-tests.sh
How to run tests on OpenShift
Che in container case
1. Set workspace runtime infrastructure implementation
export CHE_SELENIUM_INFRASTRUCTURE=openshift
2. Run tests in the default way
Simply launch ./selenium-tests.sh
Che inside of OpenShift case
1. Set workspace runtime infrastructure implementation
export CHE_SELENIUM_INFRASTRUCTURE=openshift
2. Run tests and specify host and port of Che deployed to OpenShift
Launch ./selenium-tests.sh --host=<Che host on openshift> --port=80
Example: ./selenium-tests.sh --host=che-spi.192.168.99.100.nip.io --port=80
Run tests configuration properties
Usage: ./selenium-tests.sh [-Mmode] [options] [tests scope]
Options:
--http Use 'http' protocol to connect to product
--https Use 'https' protocol to connect to product
--host=<PRODUCT_HOST> Set host where product is deployed
--port=<PRODUCT_PORT> Set port of the product, default is 8080
Modes (defines environment to run tests):
local All tests will be run in a Web browser on the developer machine.
Recommended if test visualization is needed and for debugging purpose.
Options that go with 'local' mode:
--web-driver-version=<VERSION> To use the specific version of the WebDriver, be default the latest will be used: 2.30
--web-driver-port=<PORT> To run WebDriver on the specific port, by default: 9515
--threads=<THREADS> Number of tests that will be run simultaneously. It also means the very same number of
Web browsers will be opened on the developer machine.
Default value is in range [2,5] and depends on available RAM.
grid (default) All tests will be run in parallel among several docker containers.
One container per thread. Recommended to run test suite.
Options that go with 'grid' mode:
--threads=<THREADS> Number of tests that will be run simultaneously.
Default value is in range [2,5] and depends on available RAM.
Define tests scope:
--all-tests Run all tests within the suite despite of <exclude>/<include> sections in the test suite.
--test=<TEST_CLASS> Single test to run
--suite=<SUITE> Test suite to run, found:
* CheSuite.xml
Handle failing tests:
--failed-tests Rerun failed tests that left after the previous try
--regression-tests Rerun regression tests that left after the previous try
--rerun Automatically rerun failing tests
--compare-with-ci Compare failed tests with results on CI server
Other options:
--debug Run tests in debug mode
HOW TO of usage:
Test Eclipse Che assembly:
./selenium-tests.sh -Mgrid
Test Eclipse Che assembly and automatically rerun failing tests:
./selenium-tests.sh -Mgrid --rerun
Run single test or package of tests:
./selenium-tests.sh <...> --test=<TEST>
Run suite:
./selenium-tests.sh <...> --suite=<PATH_TO_SUITE>
Rerun failed tests:
./selenium-tests.sh <...> --failed-tests
./selenium-tests.sh <...> --failed-tests --rerun
Debug selenium test:
./selenium-tests.sh -Mlocal --test=<TEST> --debug
Analyse tests results:
./selenium-tests.sh --compare-with-ci [CI job number]