Test Complete stopped inbetween execution
Test Complete execution working fine when my project files are in local system. But when it comes to execution with Source control files Test Complete stopping in-between execution. I'm able ...
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I don't use direct source control integration .... but even I can see your post is short on info if want a detailed answer.
What source control are you using? And what version.
How are you connecting to it?
What is the error behaviour and message.
They are all different. Without that detail, no-one is going to be able to help you.
Your post pretty much says "I use source control. It's not working. Someone please tell me why?". If you were a garage, and I phoned up and said "My car doesn't work.", would you be able to tell me how to fix it?
DETAIL! It's important!
Colin_McCrae i have edited my post. Please look into this.
As I said, I don't use the built in source control integration, so I can't help you out here.
I was making the point that without a little (lot!) more detail, no-one else would be able to either.
I'll leave this for those that are familiar with that part of the application now.
Good luck ....
OK, just to be clear...
When you are running your project "with Source Control", you are making sure that you are pulling your source code down to the local drive, correct?
I have no problem running my tests with source control attached. I've done it with Mercurial and TFVC so far. So, I don't think the problem is necessarily with TestComplete but with something environmental.
When you run it "with Source Control", does any of the test run? Or does TestComplete just open and close without executing anything? If you, on your "source control" environment open the project in TestComplete (not to run it, but within the editor IDE), do you see all your script units, keyword tests, test items, etc? In other words, can you verify that, in the source control environment, the project looks EXACTLY like it does in your other environment?Also, how are you executing it? Are you doing a command line call via a command prompt? Are you using something like an automated system like TFS or Jenkins or Bamboo to execute it? Is it possible that the means of execution in your source control environment is misconfigured so that it's not actually running the project with the correct parameters?
Just some questions to prompt more detail. Don't doubt you're having a problem... just don't have enough information yet to give an informed answer.
