Option: Add additional command line parameters running the exe

Issue #22 resolved
Steffen Binas created an issue

While development I build my project with test cases included. But even if they are included they are only run using a command line parameter. So I can test the application "by hand" and compile all testcases, but only when I'd like to run them all I start the application with that command line parameter. TestInsight uses the command line parameters provided in the project options, but in my case these parameters don't always start the test run. I'd like to provide different parameters when TestInsight runs the tests.

Comments (8)

  1. Stefan Glienke repo owner

    Most actions (except the continuously running tests) are using the compile and run actions from the IDE which are taking the runparams from the project.

    I can look into changing them to some configurable params before running for a future version.

  2. Stefan Glienke repo owner

    I have found two ways to solve this for a future version: 1. modify the RunParams 2. use a configurable Build Configuration

    In both cases TI will change before it runs the project and then switches back to the state before. In both cases I want to keep these settings global to the TestInsight installation and save anything to the project.

  3. Struan Judd Account Deactivated

    I really like the idea of being able to specify a Build Configuration for TestInsight to use that is different from the currently selected Build Configuration of the target TestInsight Project

  4. Jeroen Wiert Pluimers

    Why default to Test instead of TestInsight for the configuration name?

    And why a global setting? I was kind of expecting this change to allow specifying this configuration on a per project setting.

  5. Stefan Glienke repo owner

    "Why default to Test instead of TestInsight for the configuration name?" Because I decided so.

    "And why a global setting? I was kind of expecting this change to allow specifying this configuration on a per project setting." Because I am not even touching the dproj file with a ten feet pole or adding any additional TI settings file per project.

  6. Struan Judd Account Deactivated

    I would have thought a ten-foot pole was way too short. Also, YAY! Been looking forward to this.

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