Upload test results in a different format than .mht when using Azure DevOps
We are using Azure DevOps for our pipeline. In this pipeline we kick off TestComplete and the test results are than attached as a .mht file to the test run. Since .mht files can only be opened by Internet Explorer and since Internet Explorer is deprecated: is there a way to store the files in a different format, e.g. zipped .html or zipped. xml and have them attachted to the test run?Solved2.5KViews0likes6CommentsAzure Devops Database connection
Hi, We are currently in process of setting up agent in the Azure pipeline for TestComplete. And, Our scripts does UI validation as well as some Database validations (SQLs). Our admin has setup Self Hosted Agent with InteractiveUserSession for running the scripts andhas some security concerns in exposing the database connections through the pipeline. Wondering, this is just not unique case for our organization, can anyone provide how they dealt with DB connections in Azure Devops. Thanks!651Views0likes1CommentThe COMException exception occurred during the test run: No tests have been executed yet..
Hello, I’m having some trouble setting up overnight test runs using Azure DevOps Team Foundation Server: I have, I think, set things up to run using a Test Plan as outlined in: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/integration/azure/test-adapter/build-pipeline.html When I queue the Pipeline I get an error: ##[error]RunMessage : The COMException exception occurred during the test run: No tests have been executed yet.. For each test in the TestPlan: If I try and run a Test using Test assemblies, when I look at the log the same COMException error is shown. Could anyone help me to work out what is causing this error to be thrown?Solved2.1KViews0likes3Comments