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Re: Get a list of all Test Names contained within an Execution Group or sub-group
Hello again, I just tried the script example... and get a list (awesome!) but, in that list a good number of tests are showing up as "ProjectTestItem..." instead of their actual script name? and yes, when I look under the Project execution plan, their "Name" is indeed ProjectTestItem_* .... I guess I am wondering why a number of tests show up with that name, while others show the actual script name.... and is there a quick way I can "fix" this? Thanks again! Ron F. --------------45Views0likes0CommentsGet a list of all Test Names contained within an Execution Group or sub-group
Hi folks, so I have an execution plan / execution Group that contains over 100 tests.... I don't always run all 100+ tests... but, can I get a list of all the test names (over 100) contained within the group? I am trying to answer a question such as : What are the test names of all tests that are contained under a group regardless of whether they are executed or not. I need to be able to have that list of test names in an excel sheet or even a doc. etc. Tp be able to send that info. to others. I know I can see the names.... but is there like an export feature to just grab the names of all tests under a Execution Plan group? Thanks for any and all suggestions etc. Perry F. ----------------131Views0likes4CommentsMy Replies are not "sticking"?
Hmmm, I have tried a few times to reply to an entry.... after I click Reply, it shows it there.... then, after about 2 minutes.... its gone? Anyone else having this issue? I did not want to start a new thread, but I have been having this issue since yesterday. Weird.181Views0likes2CommentsNew ID Based Licensing Questions...
Hello folks, I have some questions regarding switching from Key Based Licenses to the new ID Based licenses.... my apologies up front for what may be only my confusion, lol. Simply put. We currently have "X" number of Key Based License for "Y" number of machines. We would like to begin to switch to the ID-Based Licenses. Of course in doing this, we want to do it first with one machine. Currently we have one person who has been our License Administrator for the Key Based licenses (Person "ABC" for this question). I am trying to see a simplified (if possible) set of steps to try and get a system (Y1) converted from Key Based to the new ID Based? Looking at docs etc, it seems that someone with Admin role for new ID based has to assign the ID based Licenses to users. Sounds simple enough... But... "our" current Key Based admin person does not seem to have that "feature" in the logged in environment(?) ... sooooo, do they first have to create a new ID-Based account? They went and tried, and seemed to have been placed into a "Trial" License mode(?)... so, they canceled out of that. All in all, my apologies. but I'm sure it's something we may be doing out of sequence etc? Again, goal is to simply convert ONE system from older Key Based License, to the new ID Based. Any idea what the simple steps would be? I had initially thought our Key Based Admin would simply login and take an existing License and Assign New ID Based to a User (like myself) and when they log in would be prompted once to enter there new ID Based Login (that they would have created for the ID Based) ... and maybe it is that simple, but as of this moment, our Key Based Admin see's no option to become ID Based Admin (for lack of a better term, Lol) Anyways, if someone who has successfully pulled this off already, has simple steps, that would be helpful for at least me/us, an maybe others. Either way, thanks folks.294Views0likes2Comments