At this time, I don't think this is possible. But, I wanted to ask to be sure, and then to see if this could be added as a feature request.
When a new test project is created certain reference assemblies are included by default. Is it possible to change which ones are inclued? Our team is starting to look at incorporating test steps that execute PowerShell as part of our tests. To do this we needed to include the System.Management.Automation assembly. One of the team members asked if it was possible to set something so that it is included when the project is created. (Rather than adding it after the fact.)
Expanding on this idea, it is intriguing to consider custom project types. For example, the default project type would be left unchanged but could be copied to new types that get tweaked to specific needs.
Best Regards,
Kevin H.
When a new test project is created certain reference assemblies are included by default. Is it possible to change which ones are inclued? Our team is starting to look at incorporating test steps that execute PowerShell as part of our tests. To do this we needed to include the System.Management.Automation assembly. One of the team members asked if it was possible to set something so that it is included when the project is created. (Rather than adding it after the fact.)
Expanding on this idea, it is intriguing to consider custom project types. For example, the default project type would be left unchanged but could be copied to new types that get tweaked to specific needs.
Best Regards,
Kevin H.
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Hi Kevin,
You're right this is not currently supported. We've had this request before from other customers, what we're calling a "test project template". Would you mind creating your own feature request in our public feedback portal? I'd like it to be in your own words, instead of me creating it for you and possibly incorrectly stating something.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
You're right this is not currently supported. We've had this request before from other customers, what we're calling a "test project template". Would you mind creating your own feature request in our public feedback portal? I'd like it to be in your own words, instead of me creating it for you and possibly incorrectly stating something.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
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Hi Kevin,
I just found the existing feature request. I encourage you to add your own comment to the request as well as "Like" it. We use that as a voting system to decide which features are the most wanted.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
I just found the existing feature request. I encourage you to add your own comment to the request as well as "Like" it. We use that as a voting system to decide which features are the most wanted.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik