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Finding something that isn't there?

I'm trying to find all the test cases that don't have Owner set, but I'm having a hard time figuring out how to do that. So far, all I can come up with is to search for Owner and list all the files that match into a file, and then loop through all the files to see what is missing.

 

This isn't really a specific iTest question, although it would be nice to have a way to report which files don't have owners.

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If you can recursively go through the file system using "tcl" APIs, you can write an iTest testcase which does "readFile" on the testcases and then uses XPATH query count(//owner) to see if the node exists.

 

We are adding commands to recursively go through the file system in a future version of iTest.

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Didn't do that exactly, but that gave me an idea to get a count of owner, and check that.

 

It would be nice if there were an owner field in response maps, session profiles, etc.

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