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Getting an error "You have not defined an Execution package. These test have nowhere to run" when trying to download Source code generation to execute test in Alchemy Grid?
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Shekar posted 3 months ago Best Answer
You have not defined any Execution package, so you are getting above error message. If you want to execute your tests in 'Alchemy Grid' you need to add 'Execution package' and 'Integrations' to your suite that contains your tests.
Please follow below steps to add 'Execution package' and 'Integrations', so that you can download 'Build Executable' and able to execute your tests in Alchemy Grid using command prompt.
Steps to add 'Execution package':
1.Open your Suite and go to 'Execution package' tab and click on "Add Execution package" a new window opens2.Give name to your 'Execution package'.
3.In 'Router type' click on drop-down and choose "Alchemy Grid Works".
4.Choose and check the browser from where you want to execute(you can choose multiple browsers)
5.Click on 'Execution package' and save your suite.
Steps to add 'Integrations':
1.Go to Integrations tab and Click on 'Add Integration' a new window will open.
2.Search and select 'Alchemy GridWorks' by clicking on '+' icon.
3.In Alchemy Gridworks properties window, provide API key and Secret Key and save your suite.4.After saving your suite, now you will be able to download "Build Executable" and can be execute your tests/suite in Alchemy Grid works by using command prompt.
Note: API and Secret keys can be found in My profile>>security. If you are unable to remember those keys, you can create new one by clicking on 'Create key'.
Thank you!
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Shekar posted 3 months ago Answer
You have not defined any Execution package, so you are getting above error message. If you want to execute your tests in 'Alchemy Grid' you need to add 'Execution package' and 'Integrations' to your suite that contains your tests.
Please follow below steps to add 'Execution package' and 'Integrations', so that you can download 'Build Executable' and able to execute your tests in Alchemy Grid using command prompt.
Steps to add 'Execution package':
1.Open your Suite and go to 'Execution package' tab and click on "Add Execution package" a new window opens2.Give name to your 'Execution package'.
3.In 'Router type' click on drop-down and choose "Alchemy Grid Works".
4.Choose and check the browser from where you want to execute(you can choose multiple browsers)
5.Click on 'Execution package' and save your suite.
Steps to add 'Integrations':
1.Go to Integrations tab and Click on 'Add Integration' a new window will open.
2.Search and select 'Alchemy GridWorks' by clicking on '+' icon.
3.In Alchemy Gridworks properties window, provide API key and Secret Key and save your suite.4.After saving your suite, now you will be able to download "Build Executable" and can be execute your tests/suite in Alchemy Grid works by using command prompt.
Note: API and Secret keys can be found in My profile>>security. If you are unable to remember those keys, you can create new one by clicking on 'Create key'.
Thank you!
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