Re: [geb-user] best place in code to call geb Configuration's setDefaultWaitTimeout()

2020-04-01 Thread Master Automator
suggestion as well, to put it in your Geb config script. > > On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 2:06 PM Alexander Kriegisch < > alex...@kriegisch.name > wrote: > >> Have you tried GebConfig.groovy? >> https://gebish.org/manual/current/#default-waiting-configuration >> >> -

[geb-user] best place in code to call geb Configuration's setDefaultWaitTimeout()

2020-03-30 Thread Master Automator
Hello folks, Hope you are staying safe and doing ok! In the Gradle command that runs our Geb specs, we pass in the command line a default timeout for that set of specs. Currently, we use this parsed cmd line timeout arg in the setupSpec() method: -

[geb-user] Generating non-Junit reports ...automating the attaching of test execution results / screenshots from a CI system (e.g. Jenkins) to JIRA

2020-02-19 Thread Master Automator
I understand this maybe more of a Spock question than Geb ... *tldr;* - I am wondering what other formats of test execution results / reports are easily generated when using Geb/Spock? In addition to JUnit. *Context:* We are trying to upload test execution results (Junit reports)

[geb-user] [ANN] New to Geb? Gradle project / tutorial for Geb now available - Twitter UI Automation sample

2018-08-17 Thread Master Automator
Hello folks, We all know how stable and cool Geb is for UI automation, so I won't preach to the converted :) *So this post is mainly for people new to Geb and want to quickly try it.* We have put together a fully functional starter Geb / Spock gradle project. It automates a simple flow of