Good suggestion, Rob.
Right now, Tellurium supports to overwrite the configuration file name
with System property.
String fileName =
System.properties.getProperty("telluriumConfigFile");
if(fileName == null)
fileName = env.configFileName;
With your suggestion, Tellurium could support the following
configuration chain
Configuration File
|
JSON configuration String
|
System properties
With the highest overwrite priority for system properties.
I will create an task and add this support in 0.8.0.
Thanks,
Jian
On May 20, 12:51 am, Robert Fletcher
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is it possible to override config values from TelluriumConfig.groovy
> with system properties? What I'm specifically interested in doing is
> specifying the embedded Selenium server port and the browser, but
> theoretically other things could be useful as well.
>
> With the Hudson CI server I can allocate a random open port that I
> could then assign for use as the Selenium server port. This means
> multiple jobs can run simultaneously without clashing on port 4444.
> Similarly the ability to have a system property override the browser
> would mean developers working on different machines (especially since
> Firefox 3.6 on Mac is not supported) could run in their preferred
> browser, also continuous integration jobs can run the tests against
> different browsers to ensure compatibility.
>
> Cheers,
> Rob
>
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