Currently if you create a folder in the TestComplete IDE, it does not create a folder in windows. I believe that it should as when I went into my project via Windows Explorer, I opened up my ProjectS...
Correct. Let me give an example for how one of our frameworks are set up. Our git repo is setup with the following folder structure.
- Scripts
- APP1_ACTIONS.js
- APP2_ACTIONS.js
- APP1_DATA.js
- APP2_DATA.js
- SHARED_DATA.js
- SHARED_ACTIONS.js
- COMMON_UTILITIES.js
- Templates
- Tests
This allows us to have a dev project that just has every unit we need for developing / debugging
Then for our templates that we clone they have their own folder structure inside test complete with the needed units added as existing items:
- ACTIONS
- APPX_ACTIONS
- SHARED_ACTIONS
- DATA
- APPC_DATA
- SHARED_DATA
- UTILITIES
- COMMON_UTILITIES
I absolute do not want everything single project I create to have empty folders for actions, data, and utilities etc... because there aren't physical files there we are referencing files that are shared across all projects.