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asked 10 years ago by tlstockton
updated 10 years ago by sammyh
Seems to be a bug in QC. When a test exist in the same test set and first on fails and second time passes, Test status is passed. Should be failed.
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asked 10 years ago by scruffy
updated 10 years ago by josh-yates
How do you exit a bpt test if one component fails?
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We have a few manual test cases in QC/ALM that were converted to qt Tests, but should not have been. The test case is reclassified as a QuickTest, but should remain a manual test. Is there a way to reverse the designation as a quick test after the autogenerate function has been used on a manual test...
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asked 9 years ago by fuzzy-davis
updated 9 years ago by sammyh
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What technologies does LeanFT currently support in Visual Studio?
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asked 9 years ago by coleslaw
updated 9 years ago by jameslcoleman
Hi. In ALM, when I schedule a test to run using Test Run Schedule, it starts immediately instead of waiting for the time that was assigned. I am using the the time that is displayed in the tray on my PC. Isn't the time displayed in the tray the correct one to use when setting up the Test Run Sch...
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Why is there a discrepancy between these two "statuses"?
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asked 8 years ago by coleslaw
updated 8 years ago by jameslcoleman
We have over 90GB in our automated testing project domain. I know there are several year's worth of test results and screen shots that could be cleaned up. Do you have any best practices for cleanup and size management that you can point me to?
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asked 8 years ago by test4life
updated 8 years ago by josh-yates
Can a test be modified on an existing baseline once the baseline has been created?