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Set generator through maven doc #57

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KristianKarl-zz opened this issue Apr 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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Set generator through maven doc #57

KristianKarl-zz opened this issue Apr 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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nilols commented Oct 29, 2017

@KristianKarl can you add some more information about this, maybe a example

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The idea was that when using maven on the the command line, the generators could be set dynamically. Like:
maven graphwalker:test -DpathGenerator="random(edge_coverage(100) or time(100))"

The command line would override any graphwalker annotation. The challenge is perhaps how to set it for multiple models. Maybe using the models name or id? Like:
maven graphwalker:test -DpathGenerator={model: "modelName", pathGenerator: "random(edge_coverage(100) or time(100))"}

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nilols commented Nov 1, 2017

duplicate of #23

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nilols commented Nov 1, 2017

Will try to fix this soon, and refactor it a bit so that even #173 get fixed so that we can close three issues in one go =)

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Weeee!

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