There is no version control management in Testproject. It is important to monitor the changes done by various users and should have ability to roll back to previous versions.
An integration with GitHub or any other option is needed to have this. Hope to this feature soon.
Hi, thank you for your suggestion.
Currently the way to do version control would be by duplicating tests and sorting them into folder inside your project.
We’re working on implementing a version control system, and it should be available in the future.
In the recent announcement for your OpenSDK there is one bullet point that reads:
Ability to store and execute tests locally on any source control tool, such as Git
but I could not find any further mention of this. Could someone expand on what is meant by that statement.
Thanks
Hello @peter.weatherdon
With the new OpenSDK you can integrate the scripts you have written with any Source Control software like Git.
Now that executions are local and binaries no longer need to be uploaded to the platform you can integrate those scripts in any source control tool like you would integrate any other code you have, and execute them with any CI/CD framework.
OK, so scripts created using OpenSDK can be source controlled, but any tests created using the recorder still cannot. Is that correct?
Correct, we are working on a Version Control system for recorded tests as well.
Just wanted to bump this as I am really looking forward to this feature on the recorder. Having more testers on the team creating tests, being able to attribute who created a test or modified one is going to be a huge help. Can’t wait!
Testproject is fantastic, but we operate in a highly regulated environment. Without the linking of a version number or any reference id from our source control/build version when we trigger jobs via the API and then view the reports then we cant benefit from the compliance it brings.
Really looking forward to this feature, any news on progress?
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Hi @erick.caceres and @lee.morton
The version control feature for recorded test will be released in the end of the next month.
Thank you for your patience.
That’s great news. Have just been discussing this issue with the testing team in our organisation and the ability to version control our regression suite will be extremely valuable.
Any news on this? Has this been released?
I believe this will be a feature in TestProject 2.0 (to be available mid March)
Bump - can someone please confirm if this feature will work with the C# SDK?
From what I glean from this article on Open SDK (v2) it appears that:
This matters, in my case especially, because the POC I am developing is for a Web-application developed with .Net and C#…
This tutorial covers Coded UI tests using TestProject Open SDK (v2) for C#.
However - I still don’t see much (if anything) in the doc’s describing how to export a recorded test, make changes (f.eks. using C# in VS.Net) and then reimport the recorded test (and, if desired, continue maintianing/debugging the test with the test recorder).
That is the use case we need covered for us to be able to fully embrace TestProject…
Will Test Project 2.0 support this use case?