taurus | Automation-friendly framework for Continuous Testing | Functional Testing library

If your MySQL version support ROW_NUMBER window function, you can try this

What do you mean "for Taurus"? Taurus just provides YAML configuration of some of JMeter test elements. The "solution" you're referring is for running existing .jmx script using Taurus

Taurus doesn't support 100% of JMeter functionality when it comes to building test plan from config, refer the documentation to see what is supported.

If you want to use some JMeter functionality which is not supported by Taurus the options are in:

1. Reach out to Taurus developers via the forum you're referencing and ask them to implement the functionality you need
2. Implement it yourself, Taurus is an open source project
3. Switch to the existing .jmx script execution
4. Switch to JMeter and stop using Taurus as a wrapper
5. Use JR223 Test Elements to perform the removing of cookies, i.e. you could add a JSR223 PreProcessor to the first sampler in the Thread Group and call sampler.getCookieManager().clear() function there where sampler stands for HTTPSamplerBase

The problem is that you are pre-caching the initial value of the form:

Try this

You need to pass a state object with your navigate('/result') call. In other words, change that line to onClick = {() => navigate('/result', { signState })}. In your Result component, you may need to call the useLocation hook to read the state if it's not a direct Route.

You need to compare the user provided birthdate with the dates in your rows variable. You can do this by converting your dates from your CSV file to datetime objects. You can then let Python do the heavy lifting and calculate if a date is between the two star sign dates. More information on datetime in Python can be found here. I've provided an example of how this can be done using your format of CSV file.

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1. No one will be able to help unless you provide more details like:

   • schematic view of your test plan so we could see which Samplers are being used
   • JMeter Log file
   • kpi.jtl from Test Artifacts
   • optionally bzt.log

2. If you're a BlazeMeter customer it may make more sense considering opening a BlazeMeter Support Ticket

This can be solved as follows:

I cannot reproduce your issue using latest Jenkins and Performance Plugin

Most probably Taurus installation into virtualenv failed somewhere somehow, I would try the following:

1. Run /Users/user/.jenkins/workspace/jenkinsjob/taurus-venv/bin/pip install bzt command in your Terminal and check the output
2. Run /Users/user/.jenkins/workspace/jenkinsjob/taurus-venv/bin/bzt --help command and check the output

Also as Jenkins suggests you could install Taurus globally (for all users) running the following command: