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Add xml
righ after the third `, this will give color scheme for xml
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First, you need to create the settings which will be used while test is running. You can use the builder for it: | ||
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Add java
just right after third ` , this will give java colors
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Better to put real ramp up settings right here, and in description below, you could refer to them so the reader would understand what this ramp-up thing is all about. So far text is too verbose and needs more factual content.
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As you see, you could want to override some default settings with the command line, just include them during startup of the test. Or just use the hardcoded style when you write a test scenario. |
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just include them
Elaborate more maybe about few of them. So far it is not clear what settings you are referring to.
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Excellent
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