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Recipe request: script to demonstrate working with Process library keywords #15

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adrianyorke opened this issue Apr 24, 2020 · 3 comments
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@adrianyorke
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Process library can be used for tests that run processes.

This recipe could demonstrate how to use the following keywords:

  • Start Process
  • Run Process
  • Wait For Process
  • Terminate Process
  • Terminate All Processes

Also check the example in the documentation although a working script is preferred for all recipes in Cookbook.

@adrianyorke adrianyorke added enhancement New feature or request good first issue Good for newcomers help wanted Extra attention is needed labels Apr 24, 2020
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tompurl commented Apr 25, 2020

I'll work on this one this week.

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Thanks @tompurl - you can start with a simple recipe to get this moving. I appreciate your input.

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@tompurl I created a few missing section folders to help contributors but realised that might confuse you if you are working off a fork as you are now behind the master branch. Remember to do a "git pull --rebase" to get the latest commit before you push your changes. You can delete the .getkeep file if you add a new script to a folder that would otherwise be empty.

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