Recent changes to Configuration

WikiPage Configuration modified by Bartek Wilczek

Bartek Wilczek — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:44:32 -0000

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-General remark for the start: in Windows path to current user's home directory is saved in environment variable %USERPROFILE% - not $HOME. Windows users please read $HOME on these pages as %USERPROFILE%.
-
 Configuration of bubik tool can be considered on two levels: general and project specific. The general settings are saved in file: 
     
-    $HOME/.bubik/bubik.ini
+    $HOME/.bubik/bubik.ini             # unix
+    %USERPROFILE%\.bubik\bubik.ini     # windows
 
 Project specific settings are saved in ini files in project's const directory. It might happen that some of bubik's listeners or handler needs this configuration, so it has to be created even though no settings specific to system under test will be there.
 
 ## File content
 There are few general settings needed to execute bubik tests. The example content of bubik.ini file looks as follows (common section is necessary):
 
     [common]
     project_dir = "/home/bwilczek/projects"
     default_project = "demo"
     store_log_history = false
 
 ## Settings explained
 **project_dir** - directory where subdirectories for projects are located
 
 **default_project** - name of default project
 
-**store_log_history** - boolean flag marking if logs from test execution should be overwritten by another test execution. If set to true then logs will be stored in $HOME/.bubik/tmp otherwise in log subdirectory in test directory.
+**store_log_history** - boolean flag marking if logs from test execution should be overwritten by another test execution. If set to true then logs will be stored in $HOME/.bubik/tmp (%USERPROFILE%\.bubik\tmp in windows) otherwise in log subdirectory in test directory.

WikiPage Configuration modified by Bartek Wilczek

Bartek Wilczek — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:36:52 -0000

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+++ v3 
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+General remark for the start: in Windows path to current user's home directory is saved in environment variable %USERPROFILE% - not $HOME. Windows users please read $HOME on these pages as %USERPROFILE%.
+
 Configuration of bubik tool can be considered on two levels: general and project specific. The general settings are saved in file: 
     
     $HOME/.bubik/bubik.ini

WikiPage Configuration modified by Bartek Wilczek

Bartek Wilczek — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 11:44:08 -0000

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     $HOME/.bubik/bubik.ini
 
-# File content
+Project specific settings are saved in ini files in project's const directory. It might happen that some of bubik's listeners or handler needs this configuration, so it has to be created even though no settings specific to system under test will be there.
+
+## File content
 There are few general settings needed to execute bubik tests. The example content of bubik.ini file looks as follows (common section is necessary):
 
     [common]
     project_dir = "/home/bwilczek/projects"
     default_project = "demo"
     store_log_history = false
 
-# Settings
+## Settings explained
 **project_dir** - directory where subdirectories for projects are located
 
 **default_project** - name of default project

WikiPage Configuration modified by Bartek Wilczek

Bartek Wilczek — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:16:31 -0000

Configuration of bubik tool can be considered on two levels: general and project specific. The general settings are saved in file: $HOME/.bubik/bubik.ini # File content There are few general settings needed to execute bubik tests. The example content of bubik.ini file looks as follows (common section is necessary): [common] project_dir = "/home/bwilczek/projects" default_project = "demo" store_log_history = false # Settings **project_dir** - directory where subdirectories for projects are located **default_project** - name of default project **store_log_history** - boolean flag marking if logs from test execution should be overwritten by another test execution. If set to true then logs will be stored in $HOME/.bubik/tmp otherwise in log subdirectory in test directory.