Hello! We are happily using the robotframework server hosted on openshift at the moment in combination with the robotframework listener provided in your examples folder. This works really well for tracking several projects in one server.
However, our (openshift) infrastructure is very closed off to the internet, which makes it a huge pain to 'download' the listener directly from github. We could manually retrieve it and put it somewhere internally for access within our clusters, but that makes keeping up with any potential changes a hassle. Our request is basically, is it possible to provide your example listener within the python package so we can access it after a direct install of the library?
I fully understand if that isn't something you would want to do as it is meant as an example, but I can imagine as the project grows the listener too might be prone to change, and we would love to grow with it.
(on that note, if your answer is yes, would it be possible to make the host/port URL argument possible without having to specify our port, as our server URLs don't include a port number)
Hello! We are happily using the robotframework server hosted on openshift at the moment in combination with the robotframework listener provided in your examples folder. This works really well for tracking several projects in one server.
However, our (openshift) infrastructure is very closed off to the internet, which makes it a huge pain to 'download' the listener directly from github. We could manually retrieve it and put it somewhere internally for access within our clusters, but that makes keeping up with any potential changes a hassle. Our request is basically, is it possible to provide your example listener within the python package so we can access it after a direct install of the library?
I fully understand if that isn't something you would want to do as it is meant as an example, but I can imagine as the project grows the listener too might be prone to change, and we would love to grow with it.
(on that note, if your answer is yes, would it be possible to make the host/port URL argument possible without having to specify our port, as our server URLs don't include a port number)