Question about ReadyAPI test item
Is there any way, either in the GUI of the ReadyAPI test item or a script, to make the path to the ReadyAPI project file (XML) something like Project.ConfigPath + file name.xml.I know you can use this in scripts but I am not sure how to do this in conjunction with the ReadyAPI test item. The issue I am facing is having the file on a network drive is intermittently not working and if I make it a local path (C:\Projects\ReadyAPI), everyone on the team would need the file in that same location and it wouldn't be in source control.
How Does Edge Computing Integrate with IoT Devices and Affect Data Processing?
Hey all, I’ve been diving into the world of edge computing and IoT (Internet of Things) and wanted to get a better understanding of how they work together. From what I’ve read, edge computing brings data processing closer to the source (IoT devices), but I’m curious about the specifics of this integration. How exactly does edge computing enhance the performance of IoT devices, and what kind of impact does it have on data processing? Does it significantly reduce latency or bandwidth usage, and are there any real-world examples where this integration has made a noticeable difference? I’m especially interested in learning about any challenges or limitations that come with combining edge computing and IoT. Looking forward to your insights! Thanks!ADO Microsoft-Hosted Agent unable to navigate control
Hello, I am trying to get an ADO pipeline to run a Keyword test, and it is failing to do so. The Keyword test has one enabled step, to navigate to https://www.subzero-wolf.com/ in the Chrome browser. This step functions perfectly when it is run locally on my computer (there's not much that could go wrong). The pipeline has three steps in it: one which installs the Visual Studio Test Platform; one which installs the test runner, in this case I am using TestExecute; and the final VSTest step, which is in charge of running the Keyword Tests. The first two steps succeed just fine, but on the last step the pipeline throws the error that the test was "Unable to navigate to the https://... page" The pipeline agent is an MS-Hosted agent, called 'windows-latest'. I have a feeling that there is something wrong with the environment we are running the test in, but I don't have enough knowledge to determine what should be added or removed. I would be happy to provide you with any further information I can give you about the state of the pipeline. Thank you for your assistance!
