I've been working on trying to get Test Studio's Bug Tracker configured for a new product/team my company has put together.  I've been following the Telerik Bug Tracking Configuration documentation provided.  And it works... kind of.  Instead of sending the bug to my team, it's sending it to the entire company where it will either a) be seen by all teams and clutter up their backlogs or b) be seen by no one as it's not assigned to any team; I'm not sure which, but neither is a desirable outcome.

Azure DevOps is set for the URL in such a manner: https://dev.azure.com/[unique_identifier]/[Company]/_backlogs/backlog/[Team_Or_Product_Name]

Following the default configuration instructions previously mentioned, it desires the URL up through the unique_identifier. With this, I'm given the chance to login and it'll connect. I then get a dropdown for my "project" which correlates to the Company tag in the URL schema.  And then that's it.  I get no option to choose my team or product at all.  Thus the bug goes to the selected "project" - the entire company.

I've tried including the /[company] portion of the URL when setting things up, but Test Studio doesn't see it as a valid URL and won't connect at all with it.

So, is there a way to configure Test Studio to submit bugs to a team or product, or at the very least alter the "Area Path" field on the bug on submission so as to keep it from going to the entire company?  

     Hello,

 

we have a problem binding a column from Excel file to a dynamic target. Although the file is bound to the test correctly and other requests and user profiles are bound to other columns in the file properly we have trouble adding 1 column as data source (there are 3 columns and 1000 rows of data in total). Test Studio can identify the column, we can select it from the list when adding data source to dynamic target, bind the target to the column (see attached screenshot) but when we click save, save the entire test and then reopen the profile the binding disappears. Binding is once again set to get data from preceding GET request where target is originally identified (step 0). After a few tries to add the binding and save it Test Studio crashes with "unknown exception" stated as cause.

 

Can you please provide some help with this issue? I've also attached a fresh log file from Test Runner after trying to bind the column, I am not sure how useful it is.

Thanks,

Aleksandar

So I have a attribute verification step that looks like this:

 

AttributeName: readonly

AttributeName: <blank>

 

my markup looks something like this

<input type=text readonly id="text1">

<input type=text id="text2">

 

running the step against text1 produces a passed test

running the step against text2 also produces a passed test, even though the input textbox does not contain the readonly attribute.

 

Is there a better way to verify the existence of a particular attribute?

I know how to do this in code, but I'd always avoid code and use the builtin mechanisms first and foremost. :)

 

running test studio ultimate 2019.2.619.0

www.telerik.com

How do you capture clicks on the dropdown menus here?  

Company / Technology / Services

Hi,

I am using multiple test studio project in same solution(Visual studio Project). I have linked the project 1 DLL to project 2.

I can able to call the tests from project 2 to project 1. But If am using with data binding for those method system will shows the Object reference error while executing the codes. Below I have attached the screen shots.

Please help me to solve this issue.

 

 

Hello!

With the latest release of SP1 for R3, there was a mentioned ability to set the number of Test List Results displayed in the Exec. Dashboard.

Where do we set that #?

 

Test Studio R3 2019 SP1(v. 2019.3.1030)
NEW
Ability to set the number of Test List Results displayed in the Executive Dashboard

How do I stop a test that's running or recording?  I see a pause button but no stop button.

Due to having to await a 2nd URL to load, I am being forced to add a 60 second WaitforExists against an element.  The variable against the step are;

CheckInterval; 500

Exists; ticked

IsWaitOnly; ticked

Pause; None

StepTyoe; Wait

SupportsWait; ticked

Timeout; 60000

However, although there is a CheckInterval, the 'continue' for the task is not kicking in until after the full 60 seconds has elapsed.

Is there something I am missing, or should I try a different 'wait' command?

So I'm just editing away on test lists, tweaking things, then out of the blue I get Storage Service Unreachable after acknowledging the Upload To Storage prompt.  What does this mean?  These particular test list are not scheduled yet, I'm just adding tests to them and crafting the settings.

TS shows all services running normally.  Re-applying all the settings on Configure Test Studio Services does not help.  Exiting and restarting TS does not help.

 

 

So I run 10 test/hour 24/7.  In a short time I accumulate allot of test results.  After 3 days, the time to refresh the Results page is quite painful.  I doubt anything can be done to correct that but was wondering about some method of purging the list automatically after some time.  The manual delete all takes quite a long time as well.