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When using -report -o somepath -rf html -tr --html-path somepath, it would be nice if spid_sp_test created hyperlinks between the index page and the landing page dumps (when clicking on the test number, for instance).
Problem: command line arguments are a bit messy. For this to work all the following conditions must be met:
reports should be requested (-report)
the report format must be HTML (-rf html)
responses should be tested (-tr)
the report output should be file rather than standard output (-o somepath)
the landing page dumps should be enabled (--html-path somepath)
relative links would be preferable, but for security reasons they probably require --html-path argument to be a subfolder of -o argument; in case the latter condition is not met, should absolute file:// links be created? Or should rather hyperlinks not be generated in this case?
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When using
-report -o somepath -rf html -tr --html-path somepath
, it would be nice if spid_sp_test created hyperlinks between the index page and the landing page dumps (when clicking on the test number, for instance).Problem: command line arguments are a bit messy. For this to work all the following conditions must be met:
-report
)-rf html
)-tr
)-o somepath
)--html-path somepath
)--html-path
argument to be a subfolder of-o
argument; in case the latter condition is not met, should absolutefile://
links be created? Or should rather hyperlinks not be generated in this case?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: