SlickRick
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Re: Failing Tests since Feb 17
Yes this is awful, it happens so often, to the point that im scared of updating anything. In that case since im using classical pipeline, im being forced to use their updates of the testadapter. If only they would release the versions so that im offered a choice so that i can decide to use prior version. This comes at the worst possible time as we are currently in a release cycle and all our teams are monitoring our builds which now all fails...Failing Tests since Feb 17
Well im not sure how to really put it properly, but somehow since this Monday all my VM and tests are failing randomly with either a : Exception occurred. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80020009 (DISP_E_EXCEPTION)) OR Value does not fall within the expected range. All the tests were behaving properly the day before. I had version 15.72.60 installed, but before that date and it seemed to be working correctly. What I tried so far without any luck: Rebooting my machines Loging Off/On of the TE accounts Reinstalling TE with the same version Reinstalling TE 15.71.4 (same problem) Running the test manually with testcomplete doesnt seem to be having this issue. I've seen other report of this issue which seems to say that it is an issue with V15.72.60 but if this was the case i would expect that rolling back would fix the issue. Any help appreciated on how to resolve this.Re: OnLogError EventHandler Not working for app crash
Hi Scot, Sadly i already tried the try, catch, finally which was my first attempt at handling this case. The issue is that there is no real thrown errors. Just TestComplete not likely that the app suddenly got killed. After further investigation, in our code we are closing using App.Exit but for some reason from time to time TC seems to detect it as a crash. Will continue to investigate. Also in the doc it is explicitly mentioned (not sure how i skipped that) that this event wont be handled: OnLogError Event | TestComplete Documentation So i guess ill have to result to other alternative... Ctrl j is indeed a cool tip which i was not aware of!Re: OnLogError EventHandler Not working for app crash
Hi all, Indeed I agree with all of you. However in that case we do want to kill the application. I cannot really do in the details, but this is a scenario where the application should not run and may be compromised. This is what my UI test is supposed to be testing and therefore having that message is actually what we want =D. FYI, im in contact with smartbear support to see if this can be achieved.OnLogError EventHandler Not working for app crash
I already know that my question will look odd to many but i have a test where i want to ensure that for a given condition my application would get closed if the user doesn't have specific authorizations. Basically ill be killing my application in that condition and sometimes testcomplete will detect that the application crashed and therefore give me a "The XXX.exe process crashed." log error. So i though that for that particular test i would simply add a OnLogError handler and verify this message and for that particular test simply put a warning instead. This is my Handler: function TestStopEventControl_OnLogError(Sender, LogParams) { Log.Message("DEBUG: Inside OnLogError with message: '" + LogParams.MessageText + "' IgnoreVar:" + Project.Variables.ignoreAppCrashError); // Check if the error message matches the specific crash string. if (LogParams.MessageText == "The XXX.exe process crashed." && Project.Variables.ignoreAppCrashError) { // Log a warning to indicate the error was suppressed. Log.Warning(LogParams.MessageText); // Suppress the error log by marking it as locked. LogParams.Locked = true; } } For all my log errors this code seems to be run since i see my DEBUG message. However it doesn't work for the LogError im am trying to ignore.... And like i say, for any other error it seems to go inside the handler: Im guessing those are "native" error and cannot be changed, but in my case it would have been necessary... Any ideas?
