Environment
Windows 7 64 bits (Spanish, with spanish reginal setting)
Katalon Studio 5.4.1 64 bits Windows Version (Selenium 3.12.0 / TestNG 6.14.3 / JNA 4.5.1)
JRE Oracle 1.8.172 64 bits
I found an annoying bug while I was renaming one of my custom keywods and their packages .
When I changed a package name, all the extened caracters (¿, ó, ú, …) on the test case were changed to “<?>” symbols, look at this example:
This test case was the only one opened at those moment, and is one wich use the renamed custom keyword / package.
To be absolutely sure what was the problem, I opened the groove script for this test case with Notepad++, just to discover that file encoding was changed to ANSI, when all my other test cases in the project are UTF-8 encoded.
This bug can be reproduced on both cases, when you change a package name o when custom keyword name is modified.
For any one else with this issue, the easiest solution I have found is to open the corrupt encoding file with Notepad++ and copy and paste all the code into the Script view of the affected test case.
I hope this bug will be fixed in future releases.
Please I beg you pardon if this issue is open in other post but I cound’t find it after a long search.
Please don’t hesitate to ask me for more information if you need it.
You can fix your broken scripts just opening script file (Script*.groovy files in “Scripts” folder of your project) with, for example, Notepad++ or BBEdit and copy all the code then paste it in Katalon Studio (in Script mode).
I hope this workaround helps you with your broken scripts.
You can fix your broken scripts just opening script file (Script*.groovy files in “Scripts” folder of your project) with, for example, Notepad++ or BBEdit and copy all the code then paste it in Katalon Studio (in Script mode).
I hope this workaround helps you with your broken scripts.
Regards,
JJGonChe.
Thanks a lot, I have open the broken scripts with Notepad++, change the encoding and modify all the extened caracters manually.
