RileyMartinez
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Test Item Parameter Value Not Getting Stored During Test Run
Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but I feel like this should be working. I read the documentation on Test Items, and believe I'm using this feature correctly. I am attempting to pass a boolean value as a parameter to a test case, so that it either runs or doesn't run the function getAndLogTesterInfo(). When running the debugger the parameter value that I set for the test item is not being stored at runtime. This is the test item that I'm running, with the parameter userformEnabled of type boolean set to True: This is the script code at runtime while using the debugger. As you can see at the bottom, the variable userFormEnabled does not have any value stored, causing it to pass over the if-statement. Any advice would be much appreciated! Thank you.Re: NameMapping File and Git Source Control
Hi Marsha_R, Yes sorry, I should have mentioned you are Community Hero of equal stature haha. Giving what you're saying about this, would you recommend Option B? Also, Option B is how I understood the explanation of how your team handles multiple contributors. Let me know if I got the details wrong there. Thanks!Re: NameMapping File and Git Source Control
Hi tristaanogre , We have attempted a similar git workflow, and of course, run into conflicts on the pull. Could you elaborate more on how you reconcile the conflicts you run into? We're afraid of the consequences that could result from attempting to manually resolve each file. These are the files where we run into conflicts: - .tcNM - .NMimg If there's no elegant way to handle this, we will most likely have a single curator handle all of our NameMapping, but that really hampers our productivity. If that person were to be out of the office, then everyone else is kind of left stranded. Our plan B is similar to what Marsha_Ris doing, where we would pass each other's unique NameMapping files to a single person. Have them merge in each file one-by-one using TestComplete's merging tool, then pass the updated "master" file back out to everyone. As your title says, you appear to be a real "Community Hero" in these forums, so we appreciate your advice. Thanks, Riley M.Re: Editor intellisense and navigation does not work with declared objects
No worries! I actually found the solution I was looking for here: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/scripting/calling-routines/declared-in-another-unit/from-gui.html#GUI Seems like a good way to import functions from a "Library" script, and it allows you to see those functions with Code Completion. -Riley
