read me file contents for zephyr-scale-file-converter

[TracyKulangara]

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Hi I am runnig into a few issues converting sqad to scale test cases. this happens one:

theni try ni instead and vi, which does nothing, but there is sooo many error, canyou check to see if this doc is up to date please.

thanks

[airtower-luna]

vi is a commonly installed text editor on Unix-like operating systems (Linux, BSD, etc.). Your screenshots look like you're using Powershell on Windows, so it's no surprise vi isn't available (unless you actually installed it).

The easiest solution is probably to use another text editor, whichever you usually use. Alternatively you'll have to figure out how to install vi on Windows, if you use WSL I'd be surprised if it isn't available there.

[TracyKulangara]

thanks, is there a easier way to remove these errors from the xml file:

which editor would be best in windows?

[airtower-luna]

My Windows-using colleagues usually use Notepad++. But really whatever you usually use for programming should be fine. 🤷‍♀️

If you need support with fixing the XML itself you should look for support information in the zephyr-scale-file-converter repository, though. Check the README or a file called SUPPORT (if it exists). If those don't say anything, opening an issue is usually good. 🙂

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