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NodeJS package with reference artifacts and ETL processes for Certification.
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Task 'Certification' not found in root project 'web-api-commander'. #197

Closed RohaanA closed 4 days ago

RohaanA commented 4 days ago

Hi,

I am trying to run the RESO Certification Tool for testing our Odata API. I have setup both the utility tool as well as the commander tool and setup the .env file as such image

but when I run the reso util tool using this command

reso-certification-utils runDDTests -v 1.7 -p config.json -l 100 -a

I get the error,

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I am using Windows 11 with Oracle JDK 17

darnjo commented 4 days ago

The paths shouldn't be quoted. You should also probably use the absolute path to the Commander. You should be able to change into that directory and run gradlew tasks and see tasks if the Commander is set up correctly on your machine. You can also use Docker if it's not working. See the instructions on the main README.

RohaanA commented 4 days ago

The paths shouldn't be quoted. You should also probably use the absolute path to the Commander. You should be able to change into that directory and run gradlew tasks and see tasks if the Commander is set up correctly on your machine. You can also use Docker if it's not working. See the instructions on the main README.

Alright. ./gradlew tasks does work. I ran one of the tasks from Commander and run into this error.

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The file does exist, so I am assuming there is some issue in the file path being encoded with %20? Is this a known issue?

Also I initially tried to use the absolute path without quotes but get this error,

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darnjo commented 4 days ago

Seems like an installation or config issue on your local machine. Please use Docker or email dev at reso for support.

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The paths shouldn't be quoted. You should also probably use the absolute path to the Commander. You should be able to change into that directory and run gradlew tasks and see tasks if the Commander is set up correctly on your machine. You can also use Docker if it's not working. See the instructions on the main README.

Alright, I was also trying to use Commander and run into this error.

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The file does exist, so I am assuming there is some issue in the file path being encoded with %20? Is this a known issue?

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