What's the minimum working DSL for plan?

[AntonioSun]

I've tried

@GrabConfig(systemClassLoader=true)                                             
@Grab('net.simonix.scripts:groovy-jmeter')                                     
                                                                               
@groovy.transform.BaseScript net.simonix.dsl.jmeter.TestScript script          
                                                                               

start {
    def p_stage = hasVariable('stage') ? stage : 'dev'

    // using single quotes (for Java plain String)
    plan (name: 'Test name')
    plan 'Test plan', enabled: p_stage == 'prod', {
     //   summary(file: 'log.jtl')
     }
    // using single quotes is recommended in most situation (should be used when you want use JMeter variable substitution in the script)
    //plan (name: '${var_variable}')
    // using double quotes (for GString, interpolation available during test build but not execution by JMeter engine)
    //plan (name: "${var_param}")
}

But it's giving me problem that I have no idea how to fix:

Caught: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Could not find the TestPlan class!
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Could not find the TestPlan class!
	at org.apache.jmeter.engine.StandardJMeterEngine.configure(StandardJMeterEngine.java:192)

I've also tried (but failed) with:

plan (name: 'Test plan', enabled: p_stage == 'prod') {

[smicyk]

Hi, in general you can't have two or more plans inside start element. It is the same way you can't have multiple tests plan in JMeter GUI. The problem which you see comes from the JMeter library not from the DSL.

I'm not sure what you want to achieve here exactly but it should be more like this:

@GrabConfig(systemClassLoader=true)                                             
@Grab('net.simonix.scripts:groovy-jmeter')                                     
                                                                               
@groovy.transform.BaseScript net.simonix.dsl.jmeter.TestScript script          
                                                                               

start {
    def p_stage = hasVariable('stage') ? stage : 'dev'

    if(p_stage == 'prod') {
        plan 'Prod test plan', {

        }
    } else {
        plan 'Dev test plan', {

        }
    }
}

In this way there will be only one plan in the output jmx.

[AntonioSun]

Hmm...

Even with the single plan, I'm still getting the exact same error as before. Here is my current code:

@GrabConfig(systemClassLoader=true)                                             
@Grab('net.simonix.scripts:groovy-jmeter')                                     
                                                                               
@groovy.transform.BaseScript net.simonix.dsl.jmeter.TestScript script          
                                                                               

start {
    def p_stage = hasVariable('stage') ? stage : 'dev'

    // using single quotes (for Java plain String)
    // plan (name: 'Test name')
    plan (name: 'Test plan', enabled: p_stage == 'prod') {
        summary(file: 'log.jtl')
     }
    // using single quotes is recommended in most situation (should be used when you want use JMeter variable substitution in the script)
    //plan (name: '${var_variable}')
    // using double quotes (for GString, interpolation available during test build but not execution by JMeter engine)
    //plan (name: "${var_param}")
}