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LinkR - Link Results.

Python utility which will generate a junitxml file for the purpoes of updating test results in Polarion.

Usage:

usage: linkr [-h] [-pn PROJECT] -ts TS -tc TC [TC ...] -tr TEST_RUN [-et ET]
             [-t TAGS] [-d DESC] [-r REL] [-pf polarion.props] -o results.xml
             [-u]

Example: linkr -pn TestProject -tr TestWorld -ts TestSuite_ID -tc
TestCase-01TestCase-02 -et 4 -pf /tmp/foo.props -u -o results.xml

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -pn PROJECT, --project_name PROJECT
                        Name of project which testsuite and testcase belong.
  -ts TS, --test_suite TS
                        Test suite id.
  -tc TC [TC ...], --test_case TC [TC ...]
                        Test Case id.
  -tr TEST_RUN, --test_run TEST_RUN
                        Test run name: (str) ex: Test_Undercloud
  -et ET, --elapse_time ET
                        Total time elapsed to complete test.
  -t TAGS, --tags TAGS  Tags to be included on all specified testcase.
  -d DESC, --description DESC
                        Description of Test Run: ex: This will rock the world.
  -r REL, --release REL
                        Planned in release name: ex: RHOS9
  -pf polarion.props, --props polarion.props
                        Polarion properties filename with path: ex:
                        /tmp/polarion.props
  -o results.xml, --output_file results.xml
                        Junit output filename
  -u , --upload_results
                        Upload boolean will indicate the need to push results
                        to polarion.


Installation:

Update credentials to match your environment for upload services.

>vi linkr/configs/settings.yaml
polarion_info:
  credentials:
    username: "ci-user"
    password: "supersecret"
  url: "https://localhost"

Run the setup script to install.

>pip install -r requirements.txt
>python setup.py install

This will install the project into the default site-package location, it is advised to start a virtualenv if this is to be deployed for temporary use.

Virtual Env Install:
> virtualenv -p python2.7 LinkR_VirtEnv
> source LinkR_VirtEnv/bin/activate
(LinkR_VirtEnv)> p
(LinkR_VirtEnv)> python setup
(LinkR_VirtEnv)> linkr -pn TestProject -tr TestWorld -ts TestSuite_ID -tc
TestCase-01TestCase-02 -et 4 -pf /tmp/foo.props -u -o results.xml

Output: results.xml

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<testsuites errors="0" failures="0" tests="2" time="8.0">
        <testsuite errors="0" failures="0" name="TestProject" skipped="0" tests="2" time="8">
                <properties>
                        <property name="polarion-project-id" value="TestSuite_ID"/>
                </properties>
                <testcase name="TestCase-01" time="4.000000"/>
                <testcase name="TestCase-02" time="4.000000"/>
        </testsuite>
</testsuites>



Output: foo.props

{
 "properties": {
  "polarion-custom-isautomated": true,
  "polarion-project-id": "TestSuite_ID"
 },
 "casemap": {
  "TestWorld": [
   {
    "polarion-testcase-id": "TestCase-01TestCase-02"
   }
  ]
 }
}

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