ryan_perneel
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Support Delphi 12
Our development team is planning to migrate one of our products to use the latest Delphi version (12) to keep up to date with the libraries. This upgrade will impact our ability to automate with TestComplete as the supported version is 10. It is needed to update the supported version in TestComplete to continue to validate our product.134Views6likes1CommentPull Request Checks
Hi all, I am looking into creating some PR build checks, and am wondering if anyone else has created something similar in the past. We are using JSDoc type function headers, so the only task that I have so far is ensuring that doc generation is working on PR builds. We had an issue where are bad .tcscript file was checked in, and broke references. I'm wondering if there is a way that I can check this before it gets committed to master. Thanks!1.3KViews0likes4CommentsRe: Click Once Application install process
That is what we were doing, but recently we added CEF components to the WPF application, and from what support is telling/told me, i need to launch the application as a TestedApp to beable to view CEF components (and there is another bug where Click Once applications launched via TestedApps is still not able to see CEF, i have been told that is being fixed soon) so it seems that I am in an interesting situation, where I need to launch the app via testedapps, but on the initial install of a new version, i will have to deal with an error message? Thanks!1.9KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Click Once Application install process
sorry was away for a bit The problem with having it in a loop, once the timeout expires, there is an error log message stating cannot find process x. I am running it like so (process name has been omitted) TestedApps.APPLICATION.Run() The timeout is set to 60 seconds. Once the Run method is invoked, and there is a new version of our software on the server, I am getting the standard "Do you want to install this application" dialog. We have code to handle that dialog, and it is called directly after the TestedApps.APPLICATION.Run() call, but I do not want to have the "Unable to run "APPLICATION.exe" error message.1.9KViews0likes5CommentsClick Once Application install process
We have a click once application, that I have recently converted to be a TestedApp. We are hitting issues when we are installing a newer version. I am calling TestedApps.App.Run(), and I can see the application start, but when there is a newer version, we will timeout waiting for the process to start. We have code to progress through the installation dialogs, but when the exe has not started in the timeout period, we will get an error message stating that the process did not start. Is there anyway to suppress the error message that comes out.Solved2.1KViews0likes7Comments