The Gradle plugin supports configuration of a virtual network environment to execute the Espresso/Robotium tests. PacquireDeviceRetryNumber= 5 -PacquireDeviceRetryInterval= 45 Network virtualization parameters For example: Samsung, HTC.ĭevice model - for example: Galaxy S III, HTC Oneĭevice network, For example AT&T, Verizon The device description as defined in the Perfecto Lab.įor mobile devices manufacturer of the model. Then click More details to view network information. To retrieve the value for network, select a device and click the information icon to view device details in the right pane. OS is the value for platformName and platformVersion.Obtain the values for the following parameters based on the information on the My Devices tab in the Manual Testing view, as listed for the specific devices to select, where: You can select to use the following parameters to specify a list of devices. You can select specific devices or specify a number of random devices.
> gradle perfecto -android -inst -PcloudURL= "" -PsecurityToken= "AAABNg0ODAoPeNqtkT1PwzAQhnf/CkssM.JxQ3HEI8NsX02ff" In the configuration file, in the following format: Tester's personal security token for the Perfecto Lab. The URL of the Perfecto Lab to connect to, but without the. The following sections list the parameters for the different categories. On the command-line - include any of the parameters in format: -P="".Within the module's adle file - in the perfectoGradleSettingsclause, include Authentication parameters and indicate the location of the configuration file.Configuration file (recommended) - a Json formatted file listing parameter assignments - (see below).When running your Android instrumentation tests with the Perfecto Gradle Plugin, you can add configuration information for the test execution at three levels: Android configuration parameters for the Gradle Plugin
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