Automate Cookie Security Flag or Security Header
Are there any possible ways to check Cookie Security or Security Header Flag like below with TestComplete tool? HttpOnly Secure SameSite Server Version Content-Security-Policy Strict-Transport-Security X-Frame-Options X-Content-Type-Options Referrer-Policy Permission Policy Cross-Site Scripting Protection
Test Execution Summary Not Visible on Jenkins
I’m no longer able to view the Test Execution Summary on Jenkins. My test suite completes successfully, and I can still see the brief “failed test” overview under the Tests tab. However, the usual detailed summary within the TestComplete Test Results view is no longer visible. When I try to open the log from that view, the page loads but remains blank. This issue began occurring recently. My current workaround is to download the log file from the TestComplete Test Results tab, then upload and view it manually in TestComplete. Since I review multiple different test suites daily, this workaround is becoming inefficient. any advice? thanks in advance!
TestComplete Allure Jenkins Integration
Did any one tried TestComplete Allure Jenkins Integration. I am unable to see Test steps when using /exportsummary.Its working fine but showing basic detail and when using /exportlog then its unable to parse xml file. I want to see TestLog also in Allure html file.Use Variables in the sql connectionstring
Hi there, I'm using 2 environments and 2 databases: 1 to create the testcases and 1 to execute them I want to check the results with DBTables Custom queries (SSMS) and I have i.e. next connectionstring: How CAN I make this string Variable ? When I login at the ALPHA-environment I want in the string ALPHA and server01 When I login at the BETA-environment I want in the string BETA and server02 Greetings, Sjef van Irsel
VS 2019 - Failed to initialize the TFS API Library
When we try to access the Server Path and add a Server location to access the Online Repo getting an error as Steps to reproduce: 1) Navigate to Tools -> Options -> Source Control and select 'Current Source Control Plugin ' as 'Microsoft Visual Studio 2019' [already installed locally and Source path / Workspace is set] 2) Navigate to File -> Source Control -> Open From Team Foundation Server... 3) Click on the ... button at the 'Server Path:' section.
