I am unable to see Coded UI Test in Test menu of my Visual Studio 2010 Premium edition. I can see Basic Unit Test, Ordered Test, Unit Test and Unit Test Wizard only. I tried adding Coded UI Test Builder in the menu using Customize feature but it was present as disabled in menu.
Please let me know how to access Coded UI Test.
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I use Visual Studio . I use Xamarin Cloud. I installed Test Recoder for VS.I do not see in the editor icon Test Recoder. How do I run Test Recoder for VS?
Xamarin Test Recorder - Microsoft will discontinue development of Xamarin Test Recorder on macOS and the Visual Studio extension for Windows on March 31st, 2018. Upload to Test Cloud functionality from Xamarin Test Recorder will not be supported after this date. Moving forward, tests must be submitted through the Visual Studio App Center CLI.
Reference : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/appcenter/migration/test-cloud/#other-upcoming-product-changes
I assume that you use the Community or Professional-Edition of Visual Studio. To use the Test Recorder you need the Enterprise-Edition of Visual Studio.
The download-page of the Test Recorder makes it clear:
You will need a Visual Studio Enterprise subscription to use Test Recorder.
There is no Coded UI project in Visual Studio 2015 for UWP and I can't find any documentation anywhere saying there is a plan to bring support.
Does anyone know if there is planned support it or have some alternative UI testing framework to work with Windows Universal?
I guess you can use this Coded UI Test Project (Universal Windows) which is under
File->New->Project->Templates->Windows->Universal-->Coded UI Test Project (Universal Windows)
for Coded UI project in Visual Studio 2015 for UWP.
Maybe an important information for other to come is. That it’s not possible to create such projects in the community version of visual studio. You need at least the enterprise version as mentioned here.
An update for anyone arriving at this question is that Microsoft are deprecating support for Coded UI testing after the Visual Studio 2019 release...
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/test/use-ui-automation-to-test-your-code?view=vs-2017
Coded UI Test for automated UI-driven functional testing is deprecated. Visual Studio 2019 is the last version where Coded UI Test will be available. We recommend using Selenium for testing web apps and Appium with WinAppDriver for testing desktop and UWP apps.
So, the suggested answer by Microsoft for automating UWP UI testing is to adopt Appium with WinAppDriver.
I am doing a demo, and want Nunit better integrated in Visual Studio.
Menu options to Create NUnit test project and test class with reference to the framework (Like Microsoft Test does)
Run/Debug "selected tests" and individual tests with debugging. I don't get it to work with [TestCase]-attribute, seems to run all testcases for a test.
Run failed tests with debugging.
Other cool stuff.
(Visual Studio 2015 RC)
I see some plugins in the gallery, but I am not sure if they do 1-3, and if they work.
Try NUnit Test Adapter or NUnit3 Test Adapter from the makers of NUnit, or ReSharper if you want test runners and more.
You can make you own Visual Studio project templates but I'd just use the basic class library and nuget to get nunit libraries
They won't give you everything but it can be start.
I have been trying to generate unit tests in a website solution but it keeps giving me error like "Test generation is only supported on non test projects".
I am able to generate unit test cases in a web application project but same is not possible for a website.
I am using Visual studio 2010 professional.
I'd like to write some basic tests for our web and Winforms applications.
I already own Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate. Do I also need TFS in order to use the new CodedUI tests?
No you don't need to have TFS in order to use Coded UI tests. You can create your tests in Visual Studio and run them direct from there, or via mstest. The main benefit TFS will add is the ability to execute tests across multiple physical and virtual tests machines via Test Manager. You will also get central collation of test results in the TFS repository.
No, you don't need TFS. Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate is quite enough to record and launch codedUI tests.