we need to know more on how to export test results once all test cases are passed.
Can anyone clarify whether export test cases option available in testrigor tool.
From testRigor support:
testRigor doesn't currently have a way to export reports in an excel file or similar. They only send reports to email, slack or Teams currently. If you want to export something from your platform of choice, it should be possible, but, not from testRigor.
That's a nice way to say that you have to print the email. :-)
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I use Azure DeVops pipelines to run my integration tests. The test results are used to generate a report that is copied over to a static site (AWS S3). Each URL for each test run is unique and I am looking for some kind of way to make it easy to get to that URL so the report can be viewed.
Right now I am just using an echo to spit the URL out to the log for the particular agent task that copies out the report, I'd like to figure out some way to make it easier to get to that URL.
Is it possible to add information to the summary screen?
devops pipeline summary screen
According to your description, you could create a real custom summary tab to display customized info.
To achieve this, you need to write an extension by Visual Studio Services Web Extension SDK.
MS team has provided a great sample on github Build Results Enhancer, you can check this sample for some more details.
Hope this helps.
Used Google Scripts and when we search my history, the script is gone
I followed this link to set the email up, and now I cannot cancel it, any help would be much appreciated
Based on the link of the tutorial you provided, it looks like you created the script from inside a spreadsheet. They can be found using menu Tools => Script Editor. From there you can delete/edit the function that is sending the email. You might also want to check the document about Development Environment, this will discus about creating and deleting projects, linking of libraries and more. Hope this helps.
So I've done some research on the topic, but I cannot seem to figure out how to get the emails to send. This is the sheet I've been using: https://docs.google.com/a/taktical.co/spreadsheets/d/18GsFLLUCCAba82Teyd4nI8XSuNwEBvunjpQeNdYY-6U/edit#gid=0
I want to be able to pull the information from the first sheet, and have the recipient email set to Contact Email 1. I also need an if statement that says if any cell in row D says "not found", to just simply not send the email.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated :)
I splitted your problem into 3 distinct areas, with suggestions on how to solve it.
Consider using the gspread API to read the data from your Google Doc into a Python script.
Then to send email with Python, see Python Documentation: Email examples.
Finally, to automatically run this Python script it kind of depends on which OS you are using. In Linux you could set it up as a cronjob or just autostart it to run all the time.
I hope this will get you somewhere.
So, I'm using the Google Docs API to extract spreadsheets programmatically.
However, I'm only interested in spreadsheets which are live feeds from form responses (survey responses). Is there a way of detecting this? So far the only approach I have is that the spreadsheet has a 'Form Responses 1' tab, which is quite a long way into the process; ideally I'd like to know before I download the file.
I'd be overjoyed by solutions which start with the form and tell you the relevant spreadsheet; ones which verify if a spreadsheet is a form's output are okay; knowing it's impossible would be helpful.
It is possible to get a list of the worksheets by using the Spreadsheets API.
Here is a link to the relevant documentation.
https://developers.google.com/google-apps/spreadsheets/#retrieving_information_about_worksheets
The only way I know this is possible is by using Apps Script, which is Google Apps's scripting language based on Javascript.
You can use Form.getDestinationId() to find the target spreadsheet, like in this example :
function myFunction() {
var form = FormApp.openById('1af5Ur_7IPHOXxdyqVXFF4tFA4WHx6PLf9uL56iPLMgI');
Logger.log(form.getDestinationId())
}
More info about Apps Script's Form capabilities here.
Note that Apps Script has very limited integration capabilities, so if you're trying to build an integrated webapp it might get complicated (but not impossible).
I am new to sugarcrm and one of the first things I need to do is figure out away to import some custom data to some leads I currently have in the system. It didn't take much time to realize that it was going to take quite a while to figure this out on my own after looking at the developer information on the site.
The data that I want to import will hope fully be imported and added to a new history item for the particular lead. We are doing some actions to the leads outside of the crm and I want to batch update the crm data adn store it in the history.
I was thinking that a good place for this might be in the import window for the leads. Maybe adding another radio selection to the area that says "What would you like to do with the imported data?" and then add processes to handle this type of import.
The other possibility is a new tab for the upload and process it there.
I am currently unsure of the best approach, as I am learning how to add functionality to sugar.
I could really use some guidance on what might be the best way to proceed and maybe some pointers to where I can find more information.
By the way this is the CE version 6.5
Thanks for the help
There's always tools like Talend to look at if you really have custom import requirements, but I'm somewhat wondering what requirements you have that can't be handled by the built in tool? It should be able to import into custom fields fine.
I used Sugar in the past and I have to say it's always been a mess. The customer service is really lacking too. To be honest with you, I canceled my account within 2 months.