Include test-cases or settings
Import one or more tests from an external file
Usually, you’ll use genbiL to build large tests-suite based on csv (or queries) and templates. For a few tests, it’s pointless to use the generation’s automation. In some occasions, you’ll want to include additional tests manually-written in the test-suite.
Append one test
The command include offers the opportunity to add a test defined in an external file. This test is defined as a standalone test (extension .nbitx), it means the root element is the element test and not test-suite. It’s also not possible to directly play with groups or to have settings or variables in this kind of document.
The command add is a synonym of include.
It’s possible to define the group in which the imported test will be added.
or with the command add
Append all the tests from another test-suite
The command addrange offers the opportunity to add the whole set of tests defined in a standard test-suite.
It happens that you need to add the tests of an existing test-suite to your automatically generated tests. In this case, you need to use this command and specify the filename of the test-suite.
Note that groups are not considered when importing tests from another test-suite.
It’s possible to define the group in which all the imported tests will be added.
Import settings from an external file
It’s also possible to import the settings defined in an external file using the following command: