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RIDE with Python 2.7 and robotframework with Python 3 #1703
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Yes, there is a solution for your problem. You should also see my fork releases page |
Thanks for fast reply! I did that:
But now it cannot run anymore:
Maybe any dependencies to other packages? |
Oops, sorry about that.
This is the original code, if you prefer:
There maybe problems with your existings settings on There will be no
(I am available at our Slack) |
It is working now! Thanks alot! I reinstalled |
Now how you will gonna use the Robot Framework for your upgraded versions for 64 bit upgraded system without facing issues: I would like to mention few corrections, 5.Now the main problem is while installing robotframwork-ride, Step 2:(Alternative way) 6.write ride.py and click enter , it will not work showing the error
reason:for the latest version there are having few compatible issues to solve the issue follow the steps:known issue: 7.now run ride.py |
Reading this issue (#1568) I have learned that it should be possible to use
robotframework
with Python 3 and still use RIDE with Python 2 (I need Python 3 functionality for my test cases).So what I did (I am on Windows 7):
I installed Python 3.6 so that I have installed 2.7 and 3.6 in parallel now. Python 3 is in my
PATH
.I start RIDE using Python 2.7 by this command:
C:\Python27\pythonw.exe -c "from robotide import main; main()"
So RIDE seems to run fine. Now when I run a test then RIDE actually tries to run
pybot.bat
using Python 3 but it fails to load theTestAgentRunner.py
:The test still runs but no runtime info is displayed (expect console output) and no test result is displayed. I think this is the relevant error:
I can understand that it cannot import the
TestRunnerAgent.py
(from RIDE) into the Python 3 environment. But is there a solution to userobotframework
with Python 3 while still using RIDE?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: