Ride - wxPython incompatibility & robotrunner gui

[zellerede]

Dear robotframework guys,

When my hard disk crashed, I decided to change to linux. Then I tried hard to install the exact required version (2.7 or 2.8) of wxPython for RIDE - which we used for testing at everyday work -, finally I gave it up.
The newest version (some ~3.2) of wxPython was cleanly installed.

1. Can RIDE be a bit more flexible about the wx version?

Then I used Sublime with its robot support, and wrote an accompaining small GUI for selecting and running the testcases.
I call it:

2. Robotrunner
   https://github.com/zellerede/robotrunner
   It can be used either as a standalone GUI - if you want to run a ready test suite -, or launched from your favourit robot file editor.
   Additional linux featrue: When relaunched from the editor, reexecutes the selection and sends back console printouts to the editor through a pipe.

[Tattoo]

Hi,

These are not issues of the web page robotframework.org. I suggest you report issues to RIDE's issue tracker instead.

Do you want us to link to the Robotrunner?

[zellerede]

Hi, Thanks for clarifying. It seems I didn't find that RIDE has an individual issue tracker. I will get in contact with them. Also, on the robotframework site, I could see no other option just to raise an issue. Well, I wouldn't mind Robotrunner be linked, but, I don't either insist on that.. Best regards, Bertalan Pecsi 2017-01-02 11:57 GMT+01:00 Tatu Kairi <notifications@github.com>:

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Hi, These are not issues of the web page robotframework.org. I suggest you report issues to RIDE's issue tracker <https://github.com/robotframework/RIDE/issues> instead. Do you want us to link to the Robotrunner? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#27 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AIn8FjHTs-d6Gw4ZQdksdqcmk7hfcG24ks5rONg2gaJpZM4LRUWB> .

-- Br

[Tattoo]

It would be nice if your project would have more extensive documentation (like a demonstration about what it does, installation instructions and so on) and maybe be distributable through pip. Once done, please submit a new issue or pull request, and we're happy to add it to the site!