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Guido_P
Occasional Contributor
4 years ago

Splitting a project to run a daytime and night time test

I am fairly new to Testcomplete and according to my co-workers, what I want should be possible, but they don't know.   Here's what I want/need to do: Within my domain is a desktop application whic...
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  • mattb's avatar
    mattb
    4 years ago

    Hi,

    You can do this in a few ways. 

    If you want to run the same Project, I would recommend copying the test so there would be a day test and night test. Or we could have a Day and night Project, so each would have their own pipeline. 

    Scheduling tests can be done in a few ways too. Are you currently using a CI/CD tool like Azure Dev ops or Jenkins? Commonly we schedule pipeline builds from there, but we can use Microsoft task scheduler too. 

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mattb
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Hi,

You can do this in a few ways. 

If you want to run the same Project, I would recommend copying the test so there would be a day test and night test. Or we could have a Day and night Project, so each would have their own pipeline. 

Scheduling tests can be done in a few ways too. Are you currently using a CI/CD tool like Azure Dev ops or Jenkins? Commonly we schedule pipeline builds from there, but we can use Microsoft task scheduler too. 

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Guido_P
Occasional Contributor
4 years ago
Cheers for your reply. We use Jenkins so I will talk to one of our resident
Jenkins gurus to get that up and running. I think it shouldn’t be too hard
to do.