There used to be options when right-clicking on a script function to either append to or replace the current script. But I don't see those anymore. Am I missing a setting somewhere, or were they removed in the most recent update (15.75)?
Champion Level 2Ah! This looks like the same issue.
v 15.75.22.7: 'Go to declaration' & 'Find usages' are missing | SmartBear Community
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Ah, good to know!
I'll go ahead and notify support about this.
Champion Level 2Hi KRogersX,
I am on version 15.74.33.7 but I don't see what you are referring to. Are you using a keyword test right clicking a 'Run Script Routine' step, or in a script file clicking a function? I don't remember ever seeing this. However I am always finding things I didn't know about. 😉
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I think the Append and Replace options were right below "Run This Routine"...?
Champion Level 3I do scripting myself and there is no built-in context menu option, that directly allows you to append or replace the contents of the current script with another function or script via the GUI.
These are the standard options
rraghvani : THAT is the option right there "Record This Routine"; click on that and, IIRC, then it asks to either Replace or Append. As you can see in my screenshot, that option is missing.
Also, I see "Add Routine to Execution Plan" which is also missing for me (and would be quite useful).
What version are you running?
Champion Level 2If this is confirmed by other users this needs a support issue. I don't know why it would have been removed.
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/message/
Agreed. I'll elevate it to support, but I hope to see someone on version 15.75 corroborate that these options are missing, before I do.
Thanks for the input! I couldn't remember exactly what was missing, so this thread has helped a lot.
Update: SmartBear has confirmed that this is a bug in v15.75. The only recourse is to roll back to v15.74.
