squishconfig

The squishconfig program is used to configure a specific Squish installation such that it uses a given license key and other system dependencies (such as a particular Java installation or a particular web browser).

Usage

<squishconfig> --licensekey=<STRING> [--python=[2|3]] [--java=<PATH>] [--swt=<PATH>] [--support-applets] [--qt=<PATH>]

Options

Option	Description
`--licensekey=<STRING>`	Defines the License Key to use for this Squish installation. You can get this from My Licenses. This argument can also be used to specify an Activation Code when configuring a node-locked installation. `squishconfig` will then attempt to contact the Qt's license activation server to activate the license. You can also pass an address:port of a floating license server; when configuring an installation using a floating license. `squishconfig` will then attempt to contact the license server to verify its compatibility with your installation.
`--python=[2\|3]`	Specifies which Python version to use when executing Squish tests written in Python. The argument is not available if a Squish package does not have support for multiple Python versions. If the argument is omitted, the default Python version of the package or the previously set value will be used.
`--java=<PATH>`	Relevant for testing Java applications or Java applets. Defines the path to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) used by the application to test.
`--swt=<PATH>`	Relevant for testing Java/SWT applications. Specifies the path to the `swt.jar` file.
`--support-applets`	Relevant for testing Web applications. Defines, whether automation of Java applets into web pages is supported or not. This option needs to be specified together with --java to have an effect.
`--qt=<PATH>`	Relevant for testing Qt applications on macOS. Specifies the path to the Qt library used by the application.

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