Ability to instrument iOS ipa files with TC IDE and through scripting in 10.50
Hi All,
Just tried the instrumenting of the ipa file through Test Complete rather than incorporating the static library through xCode.
This is such a huge thing!. We no longer have to have our DEVs maintain 2 separate builds, one for testing and one for TC. It was a big headache and took valuable resources away from our DEVs. It was not a trivial task, especially for the signing for a Developer profile so we could launch our app through scripts after a new build.
We are now able to instrument builds using just the Test build, this means that we are on the current features and fixes as manual testing, and do not have to refactor so much based on different versions of the builds.
This also means that if there is a patch to the static iOS library, we do not have request a new build from DEVs which that had to "checkin" and do another iteration of the build process.
This is such a time saver and the best tool out there hands down.
I big shout out for development, support and the documentation group for excellent work. Docs are really go all I had to do was to read and follow it. And code samples that work.
Just tried the instrumenting of the ipa file through Test Complete rather than incorporating the static library through xCode.
This is such a huge thing!. We no longer have to have our DEVs maintain 2 separate builds, one for testing and one for TC. It was a big headache and took valuable resources away from our DEVs. It was not a trivial task, especially for the signing for a Developer profile so we could launch our app through scripts after a new build.
We are now able to instrument builds using just the Test build, this means that we are on the current features and fixes as manual testing, and do not have to refactor so much based on different versions of the builds.
This also means that if there is a patch to the static iOS library, we do not have request a new build from DEVs which that had to "checkin" and do another iteration of the build process.
This is such a time saver and the best tool out there hands down.
I big shout out for development, support and the documentation group for excellent work. Docs are really go all I had to do was to read and follow it. And code samples that work.
