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Re: Test Execution Summary is null
We raised a ticket and had to roll back to an older version and as tsand mentioned is related to the dark theme. Rolling back is a major hassle as it means uninstalling as installing an older version isnt allowed. That means backing up settings, templates, dockings etc. Not everything gets backed up which is annoying.Re: Test Execution Summary is null
Same here. Do you guys actually test stuff before releasing. Ironic a QA product is having so many issues. Was OK until about 3 years ago but now its becoming too unstable with critical issues and we are looking at other products. Also noted this issue a few days old and has not been fixed. I have logged a ticket but thats another 2-3 days of delay. Its so frequent it is impacting our testing operations and new test coverage.Re: Azure pipeline - All test pass by timeout occurs
The only way I can reproduce that is by canceling the job myself. Is there a someone else who could have cancelled it? How was build job triggered a schedule, CI/CD code changes? I remember seeing something similar when a time limit was added to a build job, or a certain number of failures.Delaying/queueing Checkpoints
We have an application where some of the test results are only available after a scheduled process runs every 20 minutes. If we have to run lots of tests its not feasible to run 1-by-1 sequentially so we want to run the the tests and store expected results for later. Also the tests run in DevOps so deploymenents reset all TestComplete variables to defaults. Has anyone else done this? We are thinking of using Excel to store test expected unique data which is then used to by the test case later to validate the results. Tests can be run multiple times and the list will grow. Once the test result is established the test is closed but nothing is deleted. Any ideas are welcome. ThanksAbility to run tests from logs - Could be used to quickly re-run all failed tests
This would allow the running of tests from a log summary page. If the "Failed" tab is clicked all test could be selected and re-run. This would be very handy for when a single issue has caused many tests to fail - eg authentication time-outs in our case.Testing a Citrix application via Citrix Viewer and the IQ module
We need to test a Citrix hosted application and are havving trouble with the ClickNextTo function in the Citrix Viewer: Laptop running TestComplete: ---> Citrix Viewer -----> Server: Citrix AUT Originally a keyword test was used uising the OCR Action ClickNextTo but there is problem with a long delay with the message "Waiting until the window is activated. The Click action works fine. function EnterUserNameAndPassword() { // Recognize the text of the tested application's main window var wnd = Aliases.Citrix_Viewer.Form.WinForm.Panel.ATL.Server.wMFService.CtxICADisp; var obj = OCR.Recognize(wnd); // Find the "Customer Name" label var t = obj.BlockByText("user"); // Enter "John Smith" in the text box to the right of the found label t.ClickNextTo(toRight, 25); t.SendKeys("John Smith", toRight, 25); t.Click(); var t = obj.BlockByText("Password"); t.ClickNextTo(toRight, 25); t.SendKeys("pass", toRight, 25); t.Click(); } With the above setup TC has trouble with the ClickNextTo and SendKeys. Click is OK. The identical test was then re-run as follows over Remote Desktop remoting onto a VM running Citrix Viewer: Laptop running TestComplete: ---> RDP - -----> VM running Citrix Viewer -----> Server: Citrix AUT The RDP window was mapped and the same code used which worked fine even though it is looking at the same thing. As a test the AUT was replaced Notepad was used displaying the required text and this worked. It appears TestComplete is not able to use the CitrixViewer with certain OCR actions (SendKeys) and ClickNextTo. Clicking and SendKeys is fine. RDP access is fine. Has anyone had the same issue?Re: Image comparison for scalable elements
I did it a few years ago with checking and clicking things on maps in .NET/desktop. I set the size of the screen to known zoom levels before doing a comparisons. Also having reference markers of known size and reducing the zoom in steps until found using a find-image function. Once found panning the image to make it central then using that as reference for other elements being tested, eg map icons etc. It was extremely slow!Re: Resizing the desktop when connected remotely via RDP to Windows Server 2016
Hi Alex, Thanks for the solution which is the best as it changes the console default resolution in the registry. I will give it a try. As it is I used this which runs first before any applications are opened: getActiveXObject("WScript.Shell").Run("powershell -command Set-DisplayResolution -Width 1920 -Height 1080 -Force"); Jonathan
