How to save Project suites, projects and project items.
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04-19-2010
07:42 AM
04-19-2010
07:42 AM
How to save Project suites, projects and project items.
Hi, I created my project suite and projects in my local drive c:\documentsand settings\ etc..... Now
1. I have added function routine to script under that project.
2. I saved the project suite by clicking save all button on the top menu.
3. I went to c:\documentsand settings\ where the project is and opened the script folder created , it doesn't show any updates what i have added to the script on test complete. But when i open the project suite again in Test complete I am able to see the added code in the script.
I am getting confused here on how is test complete saving the project items.
If anybody knows about it, please help me.
1. I have added function routine to script under that project.
2. I saved the project suite by clicking save all button on the top menu.
3. I went to c:\documentsand settings\ where the project is and opened the script folder created , it doesn't show any updates what i have added to the script on test complete. But when i open the project suite again in Test complete I am able to see the added code in the script.
I am getting confused here on how is test complete saving the project items.
If anybody knows about it, please help me.
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04-21-2010
12:00 AM
04-21-2010
12:00 AM
Hi,
Save All applies all the changes you have made. It looks like you are checking a *.bak file that is created after you apply the changes made to a script unit. This file holds a copy of the "old" script code - that was before saving. If I am wrong, could you please record a video demonstrating this? To record a video, you can use Jing - a free screen capture tool.
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Alexander
Customer Care Manager
Alexander
Customer Care Manager
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04-22-2010
05:47 AM
04-22-2010
05:47 AM
Yes, that true. Thanks for the clarification.
