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Log into windows automatically on Azure Pipeline
Hi, I have setup running our tests nightly on a Azure pipeline. This works if we disconnect using the tscon command. That said sometimes the VMs restart or get locked so tests fail. I setup an Interactive agent with auto-logon and it does not log in after restart. I went through MS documentation and the agent seems to be setup correctly and works with logged in and running. Is there any documentation to get tests running on pipeline if the VM is locked and not disconnected using the tscon command to keep it open? Thanks,223Views0likes1CommentRunning test execute on pipeline causes 2 screens on vm
I have our test complete tests setup on an Azure pipeline. Our testers disconnect from their VMs at night using thehttps://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/running/via-rdp/keeping-computer-unlocked.html When the tests run at night it is showing multiple screens: This happens to 2 different people.685Views0likes9CommentsIssue with merging in branches where conflicts or changes do not show in the commit
Running the latest Test complete and Tortoise GIT. Lately, when pulling in the latest master or trying to merge in a branch the merge will not show any changes in the commit or it will show there are conflicts but not show or list any conflicts. I've tried reverting changes and merging in branches in different order or using different machines to try and merge. I have also re-cloned the repo on the machines and nothing seems to allow merges once in this state. I have to resort to manually merging tests and name mappings into a single branch and merge it in a single PR. I haven't had any issues like this until recently.664Views0likes3CommentsRe: Ignoring auto-wait timeouts for steps
Here is my code. Very basic and I need to add something to cause the loop to end, but I need to first figure out how to not have AutoTimeout to not time it out. //Enter a mapped object and how long to delay after it is enabled. function loopWaitForObjectEnabled(mappedObject, ms) { var i = 0; while (! mappedObject["Enabled"]) { i++; } Delay(ms); } [ i++; } Delay(ms); }650Views0likes1CommentIgnoring auto-wait timeouts for steps
Hi, I am looking for a way to ignore the Auto-wait timeout and have my loop end the step. Currently, I have a basic loop waiting for an item to be enabled, but it times out before the item ever gets enabled. I have the auto-wait Timeouts set to the maximum. It can take up to a couple hours for the item to be enabled to be clickable. Thanks,682Views0likes4Comments