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Hello people at Telerik,

In my test I am using a main test with one coded step that calls other tests using this.ExecuteTest.

This enables a modular setup and implements flow through coded statements like If/Else or Switch.

Currently I am faced with a problem when a test fails:

For example:

However, if a Step within test "A" Fails,  Test "B" will not be executed.

I would like to Execute test B no matter what.

The log shows:

 However, the actual step within test A that fails, is marked "continue on failure" within the UI.

The failing test is a coded step with an assertion.

It seems like the default behaviour of BaseWebAiiTest.ExecuteTest --> "Continue on failure = false".

Is there a way to overload the method, to mark it as Continue on Failure = true?

Thanks in advance.

With friendly regards,

Robert

I am testing a .net web app with a data grid. It puts the new record inputs in the last row of the rendered table.

The table is wrapped within a DIV, when the content overflows, a vertical scrollbar is used to navigate the table.

How do I scroll to the last row? The scroll action is not recordable and the available scroll actions only scroll relative to the page top/bottom/middle.

We have built a Test Studio test framework using xUnit and C#. We're able to execute the tests via Visual Studio Test Explorer, but now we would like to implement an ADO Azure pipeline to execute the tests via a nightly schedule. I have reviewed the Test Studio Tests in Azure Devops article, but it seems like it's mainly focused when using the Test Studio application for the automation.

BTW, this is for a WFP desktop application.

Thank you.

Hi Team,

Iam automating WPF application. Is there a way to identify and verify colors.

Thanks,

Sreelakshmi

Hallo everyone,

I have question how could DesktopGrid be used?

The work is on an DesktopTest for a DesktopApplication, which contains Table-Elements on which I want to get access for coded desktop tests.

In DOM-Tree the table is shown as an Element with "controlTypeName=Table".

To find the Desktop-Table-Element I am using:

DesktopGrid table  = find.ByExpression(expression).As<DesktopGird();

When executing the code the Inner Exception occurs:

 ArtOfTest.WebAii.DesktopAutomation.InvalidElementException: Element must be of type 'DataGrid'.

For table handling in coded Desktop Test is the DesktopGrid the right solution and how and for what could DesktopGrid be used?