How to create record and playback Test Cases in Visual Studio Beta2
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In this video i show how to create a Team Foundation Server Team Project, create a test plan, modify a test plan, create a test case, record a test case, create a rich and actionable bug and finally how to play back a test case...all in under TEN minutes.
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Just wanted to post a correction...i mentioned recording think times in my video. The Microsoft Test Runner does not record think times. Sorry about the confusion!
Great video, Chuck! Just curious, how do I edit a recording once I've done it? For example, if I wanted to change the test so it entered "Some Other Text" instead of Some Text.
Thanks
Nick
Thanks Chuck!
How do you think this process would fit into an Agile team? Could a test plan be created before the appliation or the new functionality even existed? Is there a way to automatically run such a test when nothing was recorded?
I wrote a little article while I was thinking about this!
http://rod-claar.net/scrum/getting-started-with-visual-studio-test-and-lab-manager/
Rod
Chuck! How are you doing? Was just searching on automated test tools and who shows up but a coworker of mine our FoxPro support day.
Nice video. Helped me a lot.
Stay in touch,
Kyle
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