AlumniHi Southpaw,
There should not be any difference between distributed run of TC tests and standard tests, except that TestComplete test adapter should be installed on remote machines. You should also understand that *.tcTest (or *.tc12Test) files are actually considered as tests by TFS, not *.pjs.
As far as I understand, this error
No tests were discovered from the specified test sources
can occur in two cases:
1) TestComplete test adapter is not installed on a remote machine (Have you installed Visual Studio integration or Visual Studio Test Agent integration on your remote machines?)
2) Test files are not found in the "Drop location folder" (Are you sure that *.tc*Test files are present in your \\ussdvucsd107 share?)
Please also note that Microsoft marked "Run Functional Tests" step as deprecated and recommends to use "Visual Studio Test" step instead in next versions of TFS. And it is a good practice to store tests in a source control.
Best regards,
Roman
When you say TestComplete test adapter - what exactly is this? Ive installed TestExecute on the remote machine that I am testing out these features on. I also have the VS Integration installed on the remote machine.
I'm aware of the deprecated task. I do not know what else to use as this task allows me to enter a machine group that contains the remote machine for this effort. The Visual Studio Test task doesnt offer that and when I run my build it attempts to run the test(s) on the build machine.
If you know the task when on TFS2015 to get the test to actually kick off on the remote machine(s) please let me know.
