Its an issue if i am trying to run from Eclipse without setting Environment variables in Eclipse. I have ran the code from Appium desktop and it worked very much fine.
Thatâs the thing. You shouldnât have the need to set the environment variables in Eclipse as it should pick them from the shell session it runs in.
Good job! This is a regular problem for people, unfortunately.
Yeah, the issue is with eclipse.
Theory vs Practice. Sometimes you have to live in the real (imperfect) world.
Iâve set up Eclipse on my iMac before to run Appium projects and never had the need to set the environment variables on it. Thatâs the weird thing; I donât know whatâs different on his setup and so he has to set the variables on the IDE.
As a QA I try not to rely on anecdotal evidence. Iâm really glad that Eclipse works for you out of the box. A simple search of this website or the greater web shows that it doesnât work for most. Iâm just trying to offer the best solution for this.
As a QA I can assure you that my setup working is not anecdotal evidence.
Also, I do not know how you can assert that it doesnât work âfor most.â Youâd have to have numbers to make such an assessment.