almmatt
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Re: Checking if a file exists in the Recycle Bin
Alex, Thanks for your response. Our regression test case specifically states to verify that the file has been moved to the recycle bin. Since I have had difficulty doing so, our test currently just verified the file is no longer on disk in the original location. :robotwink:Re: Checking if a file exists in the Recycle Bin
Thanks for the code snippet. I tried using the count method when I first approached this problem, but it appears that when you delete a file, there are other items that are also placed into the recycle bin at the same time. So, for example, the count before deleting a file could be 15, you delete 1 item from disk, and the new could would be 17. Deleting one more file could cause the count to go to 20. It is an unreliable approach.Re: Git NameMapping Merge Issues
As a team, we only modify scripts and keyword tests one person at a time. The only overlap that occurs is when someone has to map a new object, add a new script, or add a new keyword test. The problem lies in the files TestComplete uses to keep track of the files on disk. Is there any type of documentation on merging files such as the NameMapping.tcNM, Scripts.tcScript, KeywordTests.tcKDT, etc. Why doesn't TestComplete just look for files on disk instead of maintaining a database of which files are in the KeyWord Tests folder? I feel like they definitely took the hard way in that regard. Is there any documentation on how these files' schema so we can intelligently merge manually?
