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If you are using some other Continuous Integration Server, you can integrate vREST with that in the same way as with Bitbucket Pipelineseasily similar to Jenkins, TeamCity etc. If you face any issues then do let us know by dropping an email to support@vrest.io |
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- Content of bitbucket-pipelines.yml: The above mentioned bitbucket-pipelines.yml has the commands that are to be run at the build. Here is an explanation to those commands:
- First of all, we have added the node image with the specified version.
- Then, we are mentioning node and vrunnercache as cache. This is done to save build time.
- Then, comes the scripts:
- 'node server.js' command deploys and starts the node.js application server.
- The next command is used to download the vrunner binary. In vrunner_linux_x_x_x, the 'x's are used to show the version of vrunner. It is recommended that you use the latest version of vrunner.
- Then, the downloaded vrunner binary is being given the executable permissions.
- Then, the vrunner command to run your vREST Test Cases and generate test reports is executed. (I am assuming that you have already created your vREST Test Cases by now)
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