@bentley/imodel-changeset-test-utility
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Creates and pushed configurable change sets to iModels
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Test utility for generating and pushing change sets to an iModel in the iModelHub. The utility creates change sets by inserting and updating geometric elements, and periodically pushes them to the iModelHub.
This utility is meant to be used for testing sample applications like the imodel-query-agent.
The authorization method of agent clients has been changed in versions >=0.192.0. Therefore all registrations using agent clients created before 0.192.0 have been invalidated. To continue using your app with versions >=0.192.0 please create a new agent registration here. (i.e. You will need a client_id that starts with service-xxxxxx if using iModel.js versions >=0.192.0.) The new registration process is easy, fully automated, and can be completed in minutes.
Get the registration details of the sample application you are testing - for example, if testing imodel-query-agent, see the section on development setup in imodel-query-agent.
Edit src/ChangesetGenerationConfig.ts to set the values you obtained after registration in step 1.
Install the dependencies with npm install
Build the source with npm run build
npm start. Watch the console for various messages that show the progress.The utility includes some tests to validate it's behavior - these are useful for internal testing:
npm testnpm run test:integrationFAQs
Creates and pushes configurable change sets to iModels
The npm package @bentley/imodel-changeset-test-utility receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @bentley/imodel-changeset-test-utility popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bentley/imodel-changeset-test-utility demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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