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Re: Test Execution Report for multiple tests
Thanks tristaanogre wrote: Well, two things: 1) There is documentation on the whole thing in https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/extending/script/about.html. There's not exactly a step by step tutorial but the documentation is pretty decent. 2) Putting in a plug: At Connect 2018 in October, I'll be giving a talk/demonstration on creating a script extension. If you'll be there, look me up. mcp111 wrote: I looked at your extensions page. Pretty cool stuff!!! How do you write extensions for Testcomplete? tristaanogre wrote: The TestComplete log is exactly as it says.... it is a log of whatever is written out to the log using various log message methods along with the automatic logging built in. Any custom output is up to the end user to write code to achieve. This includes building your own summary portion of the report.2.6KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Test Execution Report for multiple tests
I looked at your extensions page. Pretty cool stuff!!! How do you write extensions for Testcomplete? tristaanogre wrote: The TestComplete log is exactly as it says.... it is a log of whatever is written out to the log using various log message methods along with the automatic logging built in. Any custom output is up to the end user to write code to achieve. This includes building your own summary portion of the report.2.6KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Test Execution Report for multiple tests
Actually a beautiful test summary report is available out of the box. You just have to run the project suite and choose test summary panel See attached screenshot tristaanogre wrote: The TestComplete log is exactly as it says.... it is a log of whatever is written out to the log using various log message methods along with the automatic logging built in. Any custom output is up to the end user to write code to achieve. This includes building your own summary portion of the report.2.7KViews1like0CommentsRe: Login to the application only if not already logged in
But that unnecessarily increases the cycle time if you're running multiple tests in a batch. It's ok if you're only running one test at a time. How to check if a window exists or not? jab4743 wrote: Is there an object on the signon screen / initial log in screen that you can check if the object exists? If yes, you know you are logged in. If no, you know you have to log on. BTW. It is a best practice to start and stop your scripts at the same application state - for example - logged off. This ensures when a script starts the application state is in the correct spot.1.2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Can the new Testcomplete beta coexist with existing version?
I am reading your TestComplete cookbook Great to meet you sir!!! karkadil wrote: The question was about new beta TestComplete, so yes, it can be used on the same PC together with previous version (at least all previous versions could). However, since this is beta, it is highly recommended not to install it on your working PC. It is better to use a virtual machine or a separate computer.2.4KViews2likes0CommentsRe: Can the new Testcomplete beta coexist with existing version?
No, it clearly recommends to use a VM or separate machine here. I have also talked to the Testcomplete manager and he also says it should be on separate machines ' https://smartbear.com/lp/testcomplete/testcomplete-beta-ai/?utm_source=mkto&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=3691#_ga=2.30968696.678205156.1532495108-1845172152.1529998536 karkadil wrote: The question was about new beta TestComplete, so yes, it can be used on the same PC together with previous version (at least all previous versions could). However, since this is beta, it is highly recommended not to install it on your working PC. It is better to use a virtual machine or a separate computer.2.4KViews0likes0Comments