I'm attempting to run some testcases that I created in Test Studio by simply using ArtOfTest.Runner.exe.
I have two tstest files in a root folder, a test list file in a folder called "TestLists", and the DLL for the project in the "bin" folder.
With that setup I can then run the test using this command:
ArtOfTest.Runner.exe list="C:\temp\TelerikTest\TestLists\MelindaList.aiilist"
However, if the DLL is not in a folder called "bin", or if the tstest files (the ones in the test list) are not one folder up from the test list, everything fails to run. I can't find anyway to specify the location of the DLL file or change where the test list is looking for the testcases.
Can anyone help with the proper way to deploy and execute a test list using ArtOfTest? Not every machine that I want to run the tests from will have Visual Studio with the Telerik ad-on, so I want to be able to run the tests independently from Visual Studio or Test Studio, but I'm having a hard time figuring out the best practices for deploying the tests once I've written them. Any advice would be appreciated.
I have two tstest files in a root folder, a test list file in a folder called "TestLists", and the DLL for the project in the "bin" folder.
With that setup I can then run the test using this command:
ArtOfTest.Runner.exe list="C:\temp\TelerikTest\TestLists\MelindaList.aiilist"
However, if the DLL is not in a folder called "bin", or if the tstest files (the ones in the test list) are not one folder up from the test list, everything fails to run. I can't find anyway to specify the location of the DLL file or change where the test list is looking for the testcases.
Can anyone help with the proper way to deploy and execute a test list using ArtOfTest? Not every machine that I want to run the tests from will have Visual Studio with the Telerik ad-on, so I want to be able to run the tests independently from Visual Studio or Test Studio, but I'm having a hard time figuring out the best practices for deploying the tests once I've written them. Any advice would be appreciated.