This is an issue with the IE settings and not Mingle. I checked a couple of online Microsoft forums where people faced a similar login issue with IE.

Could you please attempt one of the suggestions provided in the Microsoft forum

Hi Peter,

You should be able to use a Project Variable in the data series chart x-labels-start property in the following format

x-labels-start: (Current Iteration)

where (Current Interation) is my Project Variable.

In your case the last option you mentioned x-labels-start: (Start Date) should work. Could you tell me what error message do you get when you use this syntax in your data series chart?

Thanks!

Mansi

Sorry about that, I meant Mingle username and Password. You do not have to be a Mingle administrator to use the connector.

Hi Alexey,

This can be achieved by doing the following:

1. If you want to have multiple browser options, copy the twist.properties file and rename them as follows:

firefox.twist.properties

chrome.twist.properties

(Make sure to edit the properties file to reflect the appropriate browser)

2. Create a system variable called say, launch_browser in Preferences->Twist-> Default JVM arguments for launching

-Dlaunch_browser=chrome

(If you want Chrome to be used to run the tests)

3. Make the following changes in the applicationContext-suite.xml

<bean class=”org.springframework.beans.factory.config.PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer”>
<property name=”systemPropertiesModeName” value=”SYSTEM_PROPERTIES_MODE_OVERRIDE”/>
<property name=”ignoreResourceNotFound” value=”true”/>
<property name=”locations”>
<list>
<value>classpath:twist.properties</value>
<value>classpath:${launch_browser}.twist.properties</value>
</list>
</property>
</bean>

This way when you run your tests, Twist will use the browser that is specified as a system variable(in step 2).

4. If you have exported the twist project (or used 'Export Twist Libraries' option), Twist would generate an ant build file containing <twist.runner> task.
<twist.runner scenarioDir="${twist.project.dir}/scenarios"
                      reportsDir="${twist.reports.output.dir}"
                      confDir="${twist.config.dir}"
                      failureproperty="twist.scenarios.failed"
                      classpathref="scenarios.classpath"
                      tags="!in-progress" threads="1"
                      jvmargs="-Dlaunch_browser=${launch_browser}"/>

5. Now from command prompt, you can specify which launch_browser to use, using -D option:

ant -buildfile build.xml execute-scenarios -Dlaunch_browser=chrome
or
ant -buildfile build.xml execute-scenarios -Dlaunch_browser=firefox

Hope this helps!

Thanks!

Mansi

Hi Kim,

As of the current release of Mingle, you will not be able to select the CR value from the BP card while querying data from the Story card on the Planning tree -  story. 

What you could do currently is use the NESTED IN clause to get is a list of all the stories with a particular CR number or a list of stories with their parent BP stories. 

We have captured your scenario as a feature request.

Thanks!

Mansi

Hi Kim,

Apologies for the delay in my response. Could you please provide your exact tree structure for the BP tree.

Hi Kim,

You could directly retrieve data from the Story card without specifying which Tree it belongs to. Please try the below example to query the mingle number, name, status and estimate of all the story cards in a particular iteration.

{{ table query: SELECT number, name, 'Story Status',  'Planning Estimate' WHERE 'type' = 'story' and 'Iteration' = THIS CARD}}

For the second example you provided, you are selecting number from one tree and name from another, if the card is of a particular card type, irrespective of which tree it belongs to, you could directly query it in the format provided above.

Please refer to the 'Table - based on a query' section in the following link: http://www.thoughtworks-studios.com/mingle/3.3/help/macro_reference.html

Hope this helps! Do let me know if you need any further clarification.

-Mansi