Continual Intergration
Has anybody used Test Complete in a continual intergration enviroment before and is there any documentation around that I could look at?
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Yes, sure. You can run TestComplete tests as a part of automated builds.
Here at SmartBear we test our nightly builds with TestExecute (a lightweight test runner for TestComplete tests).
- You can launch tests from the command-line. This will work with any CI system.
- Besides, integration with some popular systems is available out of the box, or via plug-ins:
Yep.
We use TestExecute via command line. Along with TeamCity, TFS & GIT. Although our build engineer did most of the setup work. I just gave him the address of repo's with test projects in it. Installed TestExecute + the license server in the build environment. And gave him a BAT file which started TE with the correct project file. Runs just fine against nightly builds.
Hi,
I use a bat file to run TestExecute nightly which runs another bat which create a full customer version of the product.
Obviously, after night builds of alpha and beta versions.
As a matter of fact, even if I execute it through TestComplete, there is a sort of reset of the environment to be sure to be in the latest customer version with lasts builds. It's very important.
That means also a build with the same debug info (means no debug info...)
