Open Katalon Test Suite doesn't work

Web Testing
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well… i have no idea also if the console is somehow redirected in case of a webbrowser extension (or for this particular one)
must read a bit to see how we can debug such
LE: does KR have his own console logger?
Still lazy to install it, but I may do it one. day.
If doesnt, is yet again an example of poor design, any such errors are silently catched, known also as bug hidding

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Neighter I, this is why I used quotes.

23

In Firefox, try the Browser Console – it might be where the plugin posts its messages.

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24

Ctrl-Shift-J worked for me in Chrome.
Attempting to open the ‘malformed’ suite I got this in console:

Import Error
Import Error841×384 69.5 KB

Relevant code for the error:

Err Details
Err Details677×195 26.5 KB

So, If I understand the code right, it fails when calling await on loadHTMLFile which is apparently an alias for the .js script I found before.

Why exactly, I have no idea, for that somebody more brave than I am have to look into the code, my knowledge on JS is limited

25

On the imported script we have:

import { unmarshall } from "../helper-service/parser.js";
----
      try {
        const testSuite = unmarshall(suiteName, testSuiteHTMLString);
        resolve(testSuite);
      } catch (error) {
        reject(error);
      }

Which points to:

So the actual exception seems to be raised somewhere in this script.
See at line 45:

const unmarshall = (suiteName, suiteHTLMString) => {
    if (!suiteHTLMString) {
        throw "Incorrect format";
    }
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On the parser script, here may be some clues on what the expected format for the suites / cases may be (or not):

import { TestSuite } from '../../models/test-model/test-suite.js';
import { TestCase } from '../../models/test-model/test-case.js';
import { TestCommand } from '../../models/test-model/test-command.js';

Have fun digging further!

27

Actually, the exception may be thown here:

    try {
        let testSuite = new TestSuite(suiteName);
        const doc = new DOMParser().parseFromString(suiteHTLMString, "text/html");
        const testCaseElements = doc.getElementsByTagName("table");
        for (const testCaseElement of testCaseElements) {
            const testCase = parseTestCase(testCaseElement);
            testSuite.testCases.push(testCase);
        }
        return testSuite;
    } catch (e) {
        throw "Incorrect format";
    }

@Kalle You may have to dig into the functions defined there (parseBlah, marshall etc) to solve the mistery of what is expected in the input html

28

@vu.tran

Are you here?
Will you pass this issue to the development team?

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Hi @kazurayam, noted!