You can refer to all items in the settings file, with some exceptions, using variable ${...} variable ${...}. You can set the values used at the time of reference using the following procedure.
- Valid environment values on the machine (only in case of local PC test)
- envVars (only in case of local PC test)
- shared_variables
- You can refer to the values that are already set using ${...}.
- In case variables with the same name are already set, the older values are overwritten by newly set values.
- You can refer to the Special variables within the settings file.
Special items
If the value of any of the following items is variable, the value of the variable is interpreted as a list, rather than a string.
- includedTestCaseLabels
- excludedTestCaseLabels
For example, the following are valid settings files.
{
...
"envVars": [
"Labels=['primary', 'secondary', 'pending']"
],
"includedTestCaseLabels": "${Labels}",
"excludedTestCaseLabels": [],
...
}