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Create base scripts directory and project

Create base scripts directory and project - Selenium Tutorial

From the course: Robot Framework Test Automation: Level 1 (Selenium)

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Create base scripts directory and project

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So now it's time to create a base directory for our scripts. And I'll show you how to create your very first project. As I mentioned previously, Windows is trying to get us to save files in something like c:\development users, Bryan Lamb, PyCharm projects, and down in kind of a deep directory like that. That's going to be the default for PyCharm, so you're absolutely free to use that. I just have a habit of keeping a development directory right in the root of my C drive. So what I tend to do is inside my C drive, I create this development directory, and inside there I create a robot scripts directory. And once inside the robot scripts directory, each of my projects would be in their own separate subdirectory. So c:\development\robot -scripts\project1, c:\development\robot-scripts\project2 and so on. So what we're going to do is open up PyCharm and create a new project within c:\develpment\robot-scripts. So I have double clicked on "PyCharm" to open it. I'll click on this "Create New…

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