Matt Walters
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Matt Walters
asked on 24 May 2011, 05:59 PM
When I create a test list and check the "Recycle Browser" property, the test will work. I then returned to the test list to add another test, and upon running the third test in the list acts as though the Recycle property is turned off.
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Hello Matt Walters,
Unfortunately we are unable to reproduce the problem with last release Q3.1421 and with latest release R1.502 as well as with latest source code. What we did is exactly what you described - created a static test list, added 2 tests, set RecycleBrowser to True, run test list - it runs in 1 browser. Then added a third test and run the test list - all 3 tests run in the same browser.
In order to follow on the problem we will need more details about your setup and tests.
Which version of Telerik Test Studio are you using - is it the old Q3 release or the latest R1 release? Can you confirm the problem exists with latest release also?
What type of tests are you executing - are they html or Silverlight? Can you provide a set of tests or a project that illustrates the problem? Do you have coded steps inside your tests? Can it be by chance in some coded you initialize the browser again? Any additional information will be helpful to track down the issue.
Greetings,
Daniel Djambov
the Telerik team
Unfortunately we are unable to reproduce the problem with last release Q3.1421 and with latest release R1.502 as well as with latest source code. What we did is exactly what you described - created a static test list, added 2 tests, set RecycleBrowser to True, run test list - it runs in 1 browser. Then added a third test and run the test list - all 3 tests run in the same browser.
In order to follow on the problem we will need more details about your setup and tests.
Which version of Telerik Test Studio are you using - is it the old Q3 release or the latest R1 release? Can you confirm the problem exists with latest release also?
What type of tests are you executing - are they html or Silverlight? Can you provide a set of tests or a project that illustrates the problem? Do you have coded steps inside your tests? Can it be by chance in some coded you initialize the browser again? Any additional information will be helpful to track down the issue.
Greetings,
Daniel Djambov
the Telerik team
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answered on 25 May 2011, 03:29 PM
Daniel Djambov,
After a some time messing around with the individual tests as well as the test list, I was able to get all three tests to execute in the same browser as they should. I don't know if it was a single thing that made the difference or a subtle combination. Although I don't remember changing much of anything, but rather looking over settings and properties.
I am using the 2011.1.502.0 release of Test Studio. These are all html tests. Currently it seems to be working fine so I don't have an example to give at this time. I will post back to this thread if the problem arises again.
Thanks,
Matt Walters
After a some time messing around with the individual tests as well as the test list, I was able to get all three tests to execute in the same browser as they should. I don't know if it was a single thing that made the difference or a subtle combination. Although I don't remember changing much of anything, but rather looking over settings and properties.
I am using the 2011.1.502.0 release of Test Studio. These are all html tests. Currently it seems to be working fine so I don't have an example to give at this time. I will post back to this thread if the problem arises again.
Thanks,
Matt Walters