Sorry folks… [re-post]
My Setup:
Katalon Studio
Version: 6.1.1
Build: 1
I thought I had figured out how to load an existing Katalon project to GitHub but I was wrong. I created a GitHub repository and then opened my Katalon Project. I did a Katalon Git “Clone Project” followed by a ‘Commit and Push’ which seemed to work the first time. But I cannot get it to work again. Can someone please point me to a document that I can use to configure the pushing of existing Katalon projects to GitHub… Or a quick example of how to do it properly.
Thanks, Dave
Window7, 64bit
Katalon Studio, Version: 6.1.1, Build: 1
Hi Manpreet.,
Thanks for your response.
I previously reviewed the Git Integration document that you recommended.
If I understand the document correctly I should be able to use “Share Project” to load an existing Katalon project to GitHub. However, “Share Project” is grayed out in my case.
I did the following:
Enabled Git in Katalon
Created a GitHub repository
Created a new Katalon project with some test cases / objects
Selected Git from Katalon
Result: Share Project is grayed out.
Or is there another way that I can upload existing Katalon projects to GitHub?
Thanks,
Dave
Did you tried push ?
It will give you option to push local branch you are working on to your desired remote branch
e.g
I did the following:
Enabled Git in Katalon
Created GitHub repository under my personal account
Created a new Katalon project with some test cases / objects
Selected Git from Katalon
Selected Push
I am getting the following:
Am I missing some configuration setting?
Thanks,
Dave
It looks like you are trying to push to katalon studio repository? Do you have write access to that repository?
No I created a sample Katalon project using one of the canned GitHub Sample Projects…
Katalon might be confused by that…
What work-flow should i be using to upload a new existing Katalon project?
This is what I am doing…
Create new blank project (add a couple of one line test cases)
Share it
Push it
I get this error when i do the former:
Lets start from a blank canvas as mentioned in the Git Integration document I shared. I would also suggest you to delete your current remote repository ( if its blank ) and then try to share the local branch to new repository.
Okay did the following:
Deleted GitHub repository
Created new GitHub repository= Tigger99/testProject
Open Katalon Studio
Click File > New > Project
Name= testProject
Type= Web
Project= Blank
Click OK
Added TC001 & TC002 (Added one step for each)
Select Git > Share Project; “Push” is NOT enabled at this point
Click “Commit”
Added all ‘Unstaged Changes’ to ‘Staged Changes’
Added commit message
Click ‘Commit and Push’
I then see the ‘Destination Git Repository’ dialog
Not sure if the Remote name is correct?
Not sure what the Host setting should be?
Is this the correct work-flow or am i missing something?
The host would not be needed if you select the correct protocol. Select HTTPS from the protocol dropdown, it should fill port automatically.
I tried that too… No port.
Do u happen to know which port is should be?
This should be working if you followed the steps. I am trying to find out more, but I am on MAC so the options are different.
https://docs.katalon.com/katalon-studio/tutorials/git_integration_introduction.html#7-push-to-git
Solution posted here: How to upload an existing Katalon project to GitHub [other]
Many thanks manpreet for your help in solving my issue.
Cheers,
Dave
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Hi - On this Push Branch master dialog, on the lower left corner, is a question mark icon.
Clicking it does not seem to do anything. Thought some help popup would appear.
Clicking it and then drag the mouse to a field does nothing. Thought that might give context sensitive help.
I am on version 8.6.0