Confusion about "Java properties file format"

[Ben Frey]

In the BoG section about cloud browser testing (https://gebish.org/manual/3.0.1/#creating-a-driver) there is discussion on setting the geb.saucelabs.browser Java system property to a collection of values. I'm confused on the syntax of this since the Oracle docs seem to say one key to one value. Does this section mean I would create three keys that all start with geb.saucelabs.browser?

[Marcin Erdmann]

Yeah, that section could probably do with some improvements. Also, as far as I remember, this property cannot be populated using a Java system property file because the format for them is one line per property and that property is designed to contain multiple lines. But all that shouldn't matter if only you use the Gradle plugin for configuring a driver at SauceLabs provided by Geb. Is there a reason why you don't want to or cannot use it?

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 8:59 PM Ben Frey <sparta...@gmail.com> wrote:

In the BoG section about cloud browser testing (https://gebish.org/manual/3.0.1/#creating-a-driver) there is discussion on setting the geb.saucelabs.browser Java system property to a collection of values. I'm confused on the syntax of this since the Oracle docs seem to say one key to one value. Does this section mean I would create three keys that all start with geb.saucelabs.browser?

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[Ben Frey]

Turns out we don't have any of the plugins/dependencies specified at https://gebish.org/manual/3.0.1/#geb-saucelabs-plugin currently in our in-house Maven repository. I can certainly pursue bringing those in as long as they're all open source. I assume that's the case?

On Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at 2:24:19 AM UTC-5, Marcin Erdmann wrote:

Yeah, that section could probably do with some improvements. Also, as far as I remember, this property cannot be populated using a Java system property file because the format for them is one line per property and that property is designed to contain multiple lines. But all that shouldn't matter if only you use the Gradle plugin for configuring a driver at SauceLabs provided by Geb. Is there a reason why you don't want to or cannot use it?

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 8:59 PM Ben Frey <sparta...@gmail.com> wrote:

In the BoG section about cloud browser testing (https://gebish.org/manual/3.0.1/#creating-a-driver) there is discussion on setting the geb.saucelabs.browser Java system property to a collection of values. I'm confused on the syntax of this since the Oracle docs seem to say one key to one value. Does this section mean I would create three keys that all start with geb.saucelabs.browser?

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[Marcin Erdmann]

Yes, they are part of Geb's codebase, so ASL2 licensed.

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