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not receiving email for completed runs
Since the last update to QAComplete (11.7) I have not been receiving the email alerts for completed test runs. I have checked the email alert settings and confirmed the email address is correct. This worked fine before the update. Any ideas on how I can get my emails to send after each run again?1.8KViews0likes2CommentsXML checkpoint fails
I am using an XML checkpoint to check a XML file against the source which is stored in TestComplete. When I run the test, the checkpoint fails. The reason is that the file differs from the source. When I inspect the differences there are no differences displayed. Firstly, I am not expecting any differences. Secondly, why can't I see the differences that triggered the failure? I have included screenshots. Any help/suggestion is appreciated. ThanksSolved3.1KViews0likes3CommentsQAComplete does not distinguish Test Hosts between different projects
When I disable a test host in Project A, the same host gets disabled in Project B. This makes the selection of the test host very confusing when I work in multiple projects. It would be great if I could only see test hosts related to the project I am working in. Also, how can I change the name of test host. Many of my remote machines have the same name, but on different domains. This would also help to distinguish between the test hosts1.5KViews0likes1CommentRe: Run test on multiple instances
The only thing that is different is the very top level of the hierarchy eg AppA: Aliases.MyApp.Myform1.MyTextField AppB: Aliases.MyApp2.Myform1.MyTextField But when using wildcards I would still need to map/edit each object for the 200 apps. Is this just a limitation of TestComplete?2.2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Run test on multiple instances
Thanks for the reply, but I think you misunderstood what I asked... I am recording my steps on App A (index 1). I change my mind and decide to have these steps run on App B (index 2). How do I get these steps (that have already been recorded) to run on a different instance of the app (App B)? The only way I can get this to work is by re-mapping each object to App B. In my test I need to run +- 200 instances of my app. It would be crazy to re-map all the objects for 200 apps! It would also be silly to record the exact same test 200 times.2.2KViews0likes3CommentsRun test on multiple instances
Is it possible to record a test once, then run that 1 test over multiple instances of the same application? The tests do not need to run in parallel. I understand each instance will have a different index number and I can use this to distinguish between the instances2.3KViews0likes5Comments