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How to execute multiple commands sequentially in unix via Robot framework ?
Problem Statement : I want to fire multiple commands on console in the same shell . Not getting correct way to do this.
Tried with Write and Write Bare Command ( ssh library) but the getting an undesirable output like there is a change of line .
Is there anyway I can get the response without line change ?
Thanks in advance .
robotframework robotframework-sshlibrary
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
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Problem Statement : I want to fire multiple commands on console in the same shell . Not getting correct way to do this.
Tried with Write and Write Bare Command ( ssh library) but the getting an undesirable output like there is a change of line .
Is there anyway I can get the response without line change ?
Thanks in advance .
robotframework robotframework-sshlibrary
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
Bryan Oakley
221k22276434
asked Jan 2 at 16:43
rishu malanirishu malani
43
Can you please show us what you've tried?
– Bryan Oakley
Jan 14 at 15:52
Have you tried to execute all scripts with && adding between command. Ex. ‘’’ Robot ./test && cp output.xml reports && la -ltr something like this? ‘’’
– Yash Jagdale
Jan 16 at 11:59
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Problem Statement : I want to fire multiple commands on console in the same shell . Not getting correct way to do this.
Tried with Write and Write Bare Command ( ssh library) but the getting an undesirable output like there is a change of line .
Is there anyway I can get the response without line change ?
Thanks in advance .
robotframework robotframework-sshlibrary
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
Bryan Oakley
221k22276434
asked Jan 2 at 16:43
rishu malanirishu malani
43
Problem Statement : I want to fire multiple commands on console in the same shell . Not getting correct way to do this.
Tried with Write and Write Bare Command ( ssh library) but the getting an undesirable output like there is a change of line .
Is there anyway I can get the response without line change ?
Thanks in advance .
robotframework robotframework-sshlibrary
robotframework robotframework-sshlibrary
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
Bryan Oakley
221k22276434
asked Jan 2 at 16:43
rishu malanirishu malani
43
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
Bryan Oakley
221k22276434
asked Jan 2 at 16:43
rishu malanirishu malani
43
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
Bryan Oakley
221k22276434
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
Bryan Oakley
221k22276434
edited Jan 14 at 15:52
Bryan Oakley
221k22276434
221k22276434
asked Jan 2 at 16:43
rishu malanirishu malani
43
asked Jan 2 at 16:43
rishu malanirishu malani
43
asked Jan 2 at 16:43
rishu malanirishu malani
43
43
Can you please show us what you've tried?
– Bryan Oakley
Jan 14 at 15:52
Have you tried to execute all scripts with && adding between command. Ex. ‘’’ Robot ./test && cp output.xml reports && la -ltr something like this? ‘’’
– Yash Jagdale
Jan 16 at 11:59
add a comment |
Can you please show us what you've tried?
– Bryan Oakley
Jan 14 at 15:52
Have you tried to execute all scripts with && adding between command. Ex. ‘’’ Robot ./test && cp output.xml reports && la -ltr something like this? ‘’’
– Yash Jagdale
Jan 16 at 11:59
Can you please show us what you've tried?
– Bryan Oakley
Jan 14 at 15:52
Can you please show us what you've tried?
– Bryan Oakley
Jan 14 at 15:52
Have you tried to execute all scripts with && adding between command. Ex. ‘’’ Robot ./test && cp output.xml reports && la -ltr something like this? ‘’’
– Yash Jagdale
Jan 16 at 11:59
Have you tried to execute all scripts with && adding between command. Ex. ‘’’ Robot ./test && cp output.xml reports && la -ltr something like this? ‘’’
– Yash Jagdale
Jan 16 at 11:59
add a comment |
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Can you please show us what you've tried?
– Bryan Oakley
Jan 14 at 15:52
Have you tried to execute all scripts with && adding between command. Ex. ‘’’ Robot ./test && cp output.xml reports && la -ltr something like this? ‘’’
– Yash Jagdale
Jan 16 at 11:59