Hello,
I'm trying to follow the steps outlined in the video here- http://tv.telerik.com/watch/automated-testing-tools/webui-test-studio-executing-webui-tests-with-mstest using my own test. I am using the WebUI QA Edition in conjunction with Visual Studio 2008 and when I attempt to run a project with an .aii extension with the following command "mstest /testcontainer:".\file name.aii"" (where "file name" is the name of the test I wish to execute) I receive the error: "File extension specified '.aii' is not a valid test extension." Do I need to perform any extra steps not listed in that video to register the .aii file extension with the MSTest framework?
I'm trying to follow the steps outlined in the video here- http://tv.telerik.com/watch/automated-testing-tools/webui-test-studio-executing-webui-tests-with-mstest using my own test. I am using the WebUI QA Edition in conjunction with Visual Studio 2008 and when I attempt to run a project with an .aii extension with the following command "mstest /testcontainer:".\file name.aii"" (where "file name" is the name of the test I wish to execute) I receive the error: "File extension specified '.aii' is not a valid test extension." Do I need to perform any extra steps not listed in that video to register the .aii file extension with the MSTest framework?
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Hello Nate,
Cody
I am sorry but the QA Edition does not support running tests from the command line with MSTest. This is only supported if you install the Dev Edition or the Run Time edition.
Instead the QA edition includes our own ArtOfTest.Runner command line utility which you will find documented here and here.
Cody
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