Managing Execution Plan with Scripts
Hi everyone, For projects with a large number of scripts (e.g., ~100 or more), manually adding and configuring them in the Execution Plan can be a time-consuming and tedious process. The ability to manage the Execution Plan directly from the script would greatly simplify this task and improve overall efficiency. Description: Add the ability to access the Execution Plan directly from the script, and provide controls to shift the execution plan up, down, left, or right. Also, allow updating of the "On exception" and "On error" settings from within the script. Rationale: This would give users more control and flexibility in managing the test execution flow, making it easier to optimize and maintain complex test suites. Best regards görenekliSmartBear Test Extension manual installation
I want to setup Test complete on our Azure cloud machine, since it do not have internet access i followed the steps in the below link to install SmartBear Test Extension manually https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/general/preparing-browsers/chrome-extension.html?sbsearch=edge%20browser%20extension Issue i am facing is Edge and chrome browser SmartBear Test Extension is getting installed only for my user id and if i login using Test account, the Smart bear extensions are not available. Anyone else faced similar issue? I am not sure if i am missing something when manually adding the SmartBear Test Extension.91Views0likes3CommentsAdd .MD (markdown file) support
I would like to be able to define a simple README.MD file (or whatever.MD) in a project or folder location in a project to provide documentation for other developers and/or future me. Currently I have to use a script file to do this and I don't like creating empty script files just to provide myself with module-level documentation.Github Copilot Integration
GitHub Copilot suggests code completions as developers type and turns natural language prompts into coding suggestions based on the project's context and style conventions. One new idea would be having a copilot plugin for testcomplete would increase productivity and coding efficiency URL for reference - https://github.com/features/copilotchanging dropdown menu field for every testing
Hi Guys, what I want the system to do: I will check a field, it is a dropdown menu, and if this field is for example A, I should select another option for example B for this field from the dropdown list. Or if this field is B I should change it to A so how can I do it with scripting? Do you have an idea? I could have not found the correct codes for this:( For example in one test the field contains A and you should change it to B, than for the next time the field is B and you should change it to A.364Views0likes1CommentRequest for Enhanced Command Line Option to Generate Single HTML Log File in TestExecute/TestCmplete
Hi, when we use the following command line: "C:\ProgramFiles (x86)\SmartBear\TestExecute 15\x64\Bin\TestExecute.exe" "C:\Users\USridhar\Documents\TestComplete15 Projects\ProjectSuite3\ProjectSuite3.pjs" /run /p:TestProject1 /exportLog:"E:\Testing\Test6.html" /e We are receiving multiple .html files, but we need only a single HTML file named Test6.html. We prefer not to use .mht files as they are not compatible with Chrome and Firefox.53Views0likes1Commentcheck points for changeable values
Hey Guys, I have a question about property checks. During my testing I want to check the date which is always changing from day to day or the name of my document which is also changing according to the date. So which kind of property check I can use for? Or how can I manage it with phyton scripts? Could you pls help me?Solved226Views0likes3CommentsUndefined folder created
It creates an undefined folder only. Inside Undefined we got Manual and inside Manual we got time stamp. The main problem is the first folder Undefined. Could anyone please help me? function Test() { var currentDateAndTime = aqDateTime.Now(); var currentTime = aqDateTime.Time(); var currentDate = aqDateTime.Today(); var projectName = ProjectSuite.Variables.projectName; var testtype = ProjectSuite.Variables.testtype; var timestamp = aqDateTime.Now(); //currentDate + currentTime; if(testtype == "Manual") { ProjectSuite.Variables.buildnumber = aqConvert.DateTimeToFormatStr(timestamp, "%m%d%Y_%H%M%S"); } var folderPath = "E:\\Results\\" + projectName + "\\" + testtype +"\\" + ProjectSuite.Variables.buildnumber + "\\"; //var folderPath = Project.Variables.resultpath; // Check if the folder already exists //if (!aqFileSystem.Exists(folderPath)) { // Create the folder //if (aqFileSystem.CreateFolder(folderPath)) { // Log.Message("Folder created successfully: " + folderPath); // } else { //Log.Error("Failed to create folder: " + folderPath); // } //} else { // Log.Warning("Folder already exists: " + folderPath); //} aqFileSystem.CreateFolder(folderPath); //folderPath = folderPath + "\\" Log.SaveResultsAs(folderPath, lsXML, true, 1); // Files are created in the Project1 folder }Solved253Views0likes5Comments