I watched the video for the new release and I have upgraded. In the video it was mentioned on more than 1 occasion that a Test List can be scheduled for a Performance run. However, I do not see where you set the Test List up for a Performance run, only the normal run. Please point me in the right direction.
Note:
I have made a copy of my Test List, selected Edit List and changed it to Performance, the List Has 161 tests in it and against each test I see a message 'Configure for Performance....'. Do I have to configure each test in the list or will it simply run when I select it for scheduling? I will schedule tonight and see the results in the morning. Thanks
Note:
I have made a copy of my Test List, selected Edit List and changed it to Performance, the List Has 161 tests in it and against each test I see a message 'Configure for Performance....'. Do I have to configure each test in the list or will it simply run when I select it for scheduling? I will schedule tonight and see the results in the morning. Thanks
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
0
Accepted
Hello Darren,
It sounds like you found how to change the Test List Type.
Performance configuration settings are stored on a per test basis, so currently there is no way to apply the same configuration to every test in the list. We are discussing this feature for a future release, however.
We do not recommend including every test in your project in a Performance Test List. Please review the section on what constitutes a valid candidate in our Performance Testing introduction.
Please also see blogs posts on the topic by our Evangelist Jim Holmes:
Kind regards,
Anthony
the Telerik team
It sounds like you found how to change the Test List Type.
Performance configuration settings are stored on a per test basis, so currently there is no way to apply the same configuration to every test in the list. We are discussing this feature for a future release, however.
We do not recommend including every test in your project in a Performance Test List. Please review the section on what constitutes a valid candidate in our Performance Testing introduction.
Please also see blogs posts on the topic by our Evangelist Jim Holmes:
Anthony
the Telerik team
Do you want to have your say when we set our development plans?
Do you want to know when a feature you care about is added or when a bug fixed?
Explore the
Telerik Public Issue Tracking
system and vote to affect the priority of the items