Has anybody had experience of using Telerik Test Studio along with Release Management as part of a continuous delivery pipeline.

Having posed the question on a Telerik webinar, the reply given was they may create a blog article or something to that affect.

Ideally I would like Test Studio to fit in as part of the delivery pipeline it seems to offer a lot or may be Microsoft Coded UI is an easier approach?

Hello,

I have an issue that I have a feeling can only be addressed by coded steps, but I want to make sure I'm right on this (we are trying to avoid coded steps as much as possible).

I have a test that I'd like to make very generic. It's a test to use one of our menus to navigate to different places in the application. I'd prefer not to record a version of this for each navigation that we do, so I created one that will take in a data source from the parent with the navigation variables, so far so good.

The problem is this step might need to be used several times in a test, with different selections each time. This makes it hard/impossible to bind a specific value to it because the parent can only (as far as I know) send in the data it has been sent. There doesn't seem to be another way to pass from a parent test to a Test as Step test a set of variables.

Let me know if I'm wrong.

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Please tell us why you’re uninstalling:

A To install a newer or licensed version of the product

B I will not use your product anymore

 

Really?  No other possible reason?  Here's one:

Is suspect the extension for VS2013 is causing me an issue when VS is running, but uninstalling from within VS doesn't work correctly (it's still asking me for a trial login after having removed it).  Then, having dug up every reference to telerik under VS on disk and deleted those, it *still* asks me to login for the trial when I start VS.  Not cool guys.

So, that's why.

Guys, please make this easier.  It may not be TS that's at issue, but the issue with VS appeared within minutes of installing TS.  What you suspect?

Disappointed New User

 

Hello!

I want to preface this by saying we know how to do this with coded steps, I'm trying to ascertain if it can be done in the test studio step builder itself:

I have a set of what looks on the webpage like rows, but aren't in a table. We need to verify the phrase in the second "column" (the p). Since the "rows" might change in the future, I'd like to find the p based on the index of the label. The labels should stay constant.

I created a test step to extract the TagIndex from the label, so that I could get the correct containing div, and then I tried to use that Index in a find for the p but it doesn't work. I'm attaching the files that show the definitions of both elements, the part of the log file I can show you, and the part of the dom I can show you.

Is this something that just can't be done in the steps?

We have a number of test lists being run via CLI, as a result we get similar number of .aiiresult files. Is there a way to automatically export these results into Excel files? 

Final desired result is - getting aggregated report of all test cases with their result - in one single file.

Hi I am facing some challenges selecting value from Combobox. In recorded step it's only select value which is visible on the screen. I am attaching file for your reference. So in my combobox we have more than 2000 entity, from it I have to select 1 value. If you also help me how to write coded step for this that is really helpful as I am planning to write Coded step going forward.

Thank you. 

Hello,

Is there a way to get exceptions from a browser's console?

I mean, if there is an exception in browser console (F12) I want to receive info about it to my test. Is it possible?

When I open my project from a local directory, I get an "Error Deserializing Object" message.  All test cases within the project fail to load.

What can be done to prevent this in the future; feel that I've lost this project and their test cases associated with it. 

When creating a new (or modifying an existing) Manual Test, what is the maximum number of characters allowed for the name? Some of our manual tests do not require steps if we make the name descriptive enough, but it appears that a character limit is being imposed. For example, I attempted to create a manual test with a name that was 176 characters long, but the test did not appear in the test-case folder in Test Studio until I shortened the name to 127 characters. If I attempt to rename the test case to a name that longer than 127 characters, the name field is outlined in red with hover text that says "The specified path, file name, or both are too long. The fully qualified file name must be less than 260 characters, and the directory name must be less than 248 characters." Can I assume the character limit is actually 127 and not the 248 or 260 indicated in the hover text?

Hi guys,

I made upgrade to latest version 2017.3.1010.0 and it started crashing all time. Looks like some files is missing in deployment like Telerik.Windows.Controls.ImageEditor.2016.1.122.1145 as well as binding redirect Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Abstractions, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication, Microsoft.IdentityModel.Protocols.OpenIdConnect, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Features, Microsoft.IdentityModel.Tokens, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Abstractions, Microsoft.Extensions.Options, Microsoft.IdentityModel.Protocols,Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives, Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Abstractions and so on.