Executing a Project from Azure DevOps resets Project Variables
Hello SmartBear Community, My current project is testing a shopping cart. Therefore i created a new TestComplete Project Suite and added one Project. The flow is as following - one ore more KeyWord Tests each: - Open the Browser and Navigate to the User Selection for Edition and License Amount - Select a Edition and enter a RNG Amount of Licenses - Put the Amount of Licenses and the calculated Price each into a String Variable ("Transfer Variable" from one page to the next) - Compare the Amount of Licenses and the calculated Price from the Variables with the ones shown in the Shopping Cart Whilst this flow works flawless on my local System when i start the Project / Project Suite, starting it via Azure DevOps DISCARDS the Project Variables between the KeyWord Test since the Assemblies are not loaded as whole project but one KeyWord Test after another. I logged each step so i can 100% confirm the variables are discarded after the KeyWord Test is done. That is my first time working with Project Variables in DevOps, all other DevOps Tests work flawless so far. Did anyone already experience that same challenge and how did you fix it? Update: Using ProjectSuite Variables instead of Project Variables bears the same issue. Thank you very much in Advance & Best Regards MichaelSolved1.6KViews1like5Comments
Custom mapped object seems to refer to wrong object
Hi, I have a complex grid on the rows of which various operations should be performed. One of the specifics of the grid is that it's rows are created lazy and re-used several times, so, say the grid is called myGrid, then myGrid.Rows[i] would return a row which can be the first, second, ... or the last as visible to the user. The grid rows, however, have a property called OriginalNumber, which corresponds to their "logical" number, what a user would expect: the topmost row has an OriginalNumber of 0, the second has 1 and so on. If I want to select the row the row head of which reads 23, I need to find the row with OriginalNumber of 22. To be able to work efficiently with various rows of the grid, I created a custom mapping based on one of the rows (TranslationRowControl class). I've customized identifier properties as follows: ClrFullClassName: Foo.Translation.TranslationRowControl OriginalNumber: 2 (Project Variable, RowOfInterest) That is, Aliases.Foo.Translation.TranslationRowControl should always refer to the row the OriginalNumber of whic is equal to the value of the project-level variable RowOfInterest. The problem is that this seems not working. When The value of Project.Variables.RowOfInterest is 2 (set in a Jscript function); and The name mapping editor (when pausing execution to debug script) shows the following for OriginalNumber: 2 (Project Variable, RowOfInterest) -- then Aliases.Foo.Translation.TranslationRowControl.OriginalNumber equals to 0 in the watch window, and if I call, for example, the Click() method of Aliases.Foo.Translation.TranslationRowControl, TC will really click the 1st row instead of the 3rd. What may cause this unexpected behavior? Am I using identifier properties in name mappings for some wrong purposes?Solved2.1KViews0likes4Comments