Commands the runner to create an XML file with brief test results.

Commands the runner to create a coverage report (HTML format).

Commands the runner to create JUnit-compatible reports.

Specifies the domain that ReadyAPI will use for authorization.

This argument overrides the authorization domain you have specified for test steps in your project.

Commands the runner to enable UI components. Use this command-line argument if you use the

UISupport

class in your tests.

Specifies the endpoint to be used in test requests. The specified endpoint should include the protocol part (for example, https://).

This argument overrides the endpoints you have specified for test steps in your project.See the -h argument description.

Note: The runner ignores this parameter if Environment is specified.In this case, the endpoint is taken from the environment settings.

Specifies the environment to be used in the test run. If specified, Environment overrides the EndPoint, Username, and Password parameters so that the values are taken from the environment.

Commands the runner to export all test results. Otherwise, it exports only information about errors.

Turns on exporting of all results using folders instead of long filenames

Specifies a value of the global property for the test run. This value will override the variable�s value during the run.

Use this argument to add a custom HTTP header to all simulated requests.

Specifies the host and port to be used in test requests.

You can specify the host by using its IP address or name.

This argument overrides the endpoints you have specified in the project file. See the EndPoint argument description.

Commands the runner to ignore errors. If you put this argument to the command line, the test log will contain no information on errors occurred during the test run. If you skip this argument, the runner will stop the run after the first error occurs and will post full information about the error to the log.

Commands the runner to include JUnit XML reports with test properties to the report.

Commands the runner to open the reports ReadyAPI created in your default web browser after the test run is over.

Sets the output folder to export results to

Sets password for readyapi-settings.xml file

Sets the WSS password type, either 'Text' or 'Digest'

Prints a small summary report

Specifies the project password, if you have encrypted the entire project or some of its custom properties. See Protecting Sensitive Data.

Specifies a value of a project property for the test run. This value will override the variable�s value during the run.

Specifies the type of the report data.

• Project Report:Generates a report in the format the -F argument specifies.The runner will save the report files to the directory that the OutputFolder argument specifies.Depending on the ExportResultsUsingFolders argument value, the runner can organize files into subdirectories.
• TestSuite Report:As above, but for test suites.
• TestCase Report:As above, but for test cases.
• JUnit-Style HTML Report:Generates a report as JUnit-style HTML files. See JUnit-Style HTML Reports For Automation. When you use this value, the runner ignores the ReportFormats and ExportResultsUsingFolders arguments.
• Data Export:Generates XML files with report data. See Data Export For Automation.
• Allure Report:Generates Allure results.Use the Allure framework to generate an actual report.See Allure Report.

Specifies the format of the reports ReadyAPI exports.

ReadyAPI supports the following formats: PDF, XLS, HTML, RTF, CSV, TXT and XML.If you have not specified the parameter, ReadyAPI will use the PDF format.

Commands the runner to save the test project after the test run finishes. Use this command-line argument if you store data within the project during the test.

Sets the readyapi-settings.xml file to use

Specifies the password for your XML setting file.

Your Slack bot authentication token

List of Slack channels in the #channel-name format, or the IDs of the users the test results will be sent to. You can specify both channels and user IDs.

Commands the runner to renounce collecting and sending usage statistics.

Specifies a value of a system property for the test run. This value will override the variable�s value during the run.

Specifies the test case to be run. If you skip this argument, the runner will execute all test cases in your test project.

Runs only the test cases whose tags are specified

Specifies the test suite to be run. If you skip this argument, the runner will execute all test suites in your project.

Runs only the test cases or test suites whose tags are specified.Format: "TestCase tag1[,tag2...]" or "TestSuite tag1[, tag2...]".

Specifies the user name to be used in test request authorizations. This argument overrides user names in your test project.

Note: The runner ignores this parameter if -E is specified.In this case, the user name is taken from the environment settings.

Get a basic string representation of specified object.

Checks if the source is contained in a list

Throws an exception if the specified parameter's value is null.

Throws an exception if the specified parameter's value is null.

Throws a System.ArgumentNullException with a specific message if the value is null, otherwise returns the value

Throws a System.ArgumentNullException if the value is null, otherwise returns the value