Forum Discussion
- KittRegular Contributor
And this runs successfully when you test locally on the machine where the pipeline is run? Can you share some information about your pipeline tasks and the error you are receiving? If you are using multiple VMs - 1 to develop the automation and 1 to run the pipeline - it could be a matter of the pipeline VM not having the TestedApps installed or configured the same as your local dev VM.
Also the run mode of your TestedApps can specify the way to launch your application and provide additional reporting functionality: [TestComplete reference]
- hannecroonenContributor
Hi thanks for the response,
Yes the tests work perfectly when just manually running them on the same machine.
The only thing not working is starting the program since this is being done by using the TestedApps...
The problem I see here is that the pipeline is searching for the TestedApps on a wrong location.
It is under 'TestComplete/TestedApps' but searching for it in a folder below.
Is there a possibility to make it search somewhere else?
##[error]Failed to get a list of tests from the "C:\agents\_work\1\s\TestComplete\ReynaProTesting.pjs" file due to the following error: Unable to open the project "C:\agents\_work\1\s\TestComplete\ReynaProTesting.pjs": The 'C:\agents\_work\1\s\TestComplete\ReynaProTesting\TestedApps\TestedApps.tcTAs' file does not exist.
- KittRegular Contributor
I would actually try using a wildcard in your pipeline's 'Test files' settings instead of referencing a TC subfolder. Try changing from
**\TestComplete\ReynaProTesting.pjs
to just
**\*.pjs
or
**\ReynaProTesting.pjs
IF that doesn't work, I would double check for the TestApp files in your Azure repo and that you are using the same branch in your pipeline that you are using to test locally.
Related Content
- 2 years ago
- 3 years ago
Recent Discussions
- 10 hours ago
- 7 days ago
- 10 days ago