What a pain it can be to reproduce issues for developers. How handy would it be if we could compile tests into an exe and pass it on for script playback? No easy request I'm sure, but I can dream...right?
Maybe an acceptable replacement is to add an optional video recording to the test run engine? The benefit of this is that video can be easily paused without the necessity to search for the place for the breakpoint or something like this.
Essentially what I would be looking for with this would be a "temporary" executable that could be run on any machine...perhaps for a limited time? That would not require license activation and would have minimal installation.
The focus being that a developer could playback a script (keyword test, etc) without having to activate and install Test Complete or Test Execute.
Perhaps an alternative would be a feature where the test captures a video of it's execution which could then be given to developers? Wouldn't be as good as the suggested feature, but the suggested feature is really asking a lot of SmartBear. The effort it would take to implement something like this seems monumental.
