则是必不可少的，这里可以理解为在 Jenkins 中触发 mabl 中的测试用例集，就必须调用 对应被测对象的所属 mabl 应用 ID，这个对应的 ID 可以在 mabl 的 Settings 中的 workspace 标签找到。 46 《51 测试天地》七十四 www.51testing.com 同样的，如果要获取资源的 ID 或者应用程序的 ID，我们也可以在 Tests 中点击某一 个测试用例集界面上方的命令行按钮。 选择后，在对应的构建步骤中，我们在 API 列表中选择之前在 Jenkins 中创建的 API Keys。在应用程序 ID 或环境 ID 中选择一个，这里必须和你在 mabl 中存在的应用 ID 或 者 workspace ID 对应上。 48 《51 测试天地》七十四 www.51testing.com 最后比较重要的就是 mabl 的管道添加，我们选择配置选项，然后在脚本框内插入对 应的脚本即可。可以使用“Pipeline 执行出现错误的时候仍然继续处理 continueOnPlanFailure：当 mabl 中的用例或者计划失败仍然继续处理 environmentId：运行的环境 ID restApiKeyId：所需部署 workspace 的 API Keys 的 ID，这里需要注意 ID 是 Jenkins 中分配给对应密钥的 ID labels：标签，可以为任务打上自定义的标签，执行的时候可以区分标签来继续执行 ma

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correctly if that doesn’t work right away: assoc .py=Python.file ftype Python.File="C:\Users\Username\workspace\demo\env\Scripts\python.exe" "%1" %* For the purposes of this tutorial, it’s recommended that you package at the project root called polls_plugin: python manage.py startapp polls_plugin So our workspace looks like this: env/ src/ # the django polls application is in here polls_plugin/ # the newly-created Preparing the environment The following steps assume your Django project will be - or already is - in ~/workspace/myproject, and that you’ll be using a virtualenv. If you already have a virtualenv with a project

your Django project The following assumes your project will be in ~/workspace/myproject/. Set up your Django project: cd ~/workspace django-admin.py startproject myproject cd myproject python manage.py message from Django. Installing and configuring django CMS in your Django project Open the file ~/workspace/myproject/settings.py. To make your life easier, add the following at the top of the file: # -*-

correctly if that doesn’t work right away: assoc .py=Python.file ftype Python.File="C:\Users\Username\workspace\demo\env\Scripts\python.exe" "%1" %* For the purposes of this tutorial, it’s recommended that project root called polls_cms_integration: python manage.py startapp polls_cms_integration So our workspace looks like this: env/ src/ # the django polls application is in here polls_cms_integration/ project root called polls_cms_integration: python manage.py startapp polls_cms_integration So our workspace looks like this: env/ src/ # the django polls application is in here polls_cms_integration/

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