I have been directed to "speed up" test development at my employer. Ok, I can do that some. However, it has been decided to abandon the process I've been using for the past few months and I have been directed to use "record and playback".
<sigh>
This is a nightmare waiting to happen, and it didn't take long.
My first test under the new "development" plan won't save anymore. As soon as I add anything else to it, the following pops up:
Wow, now that is a helpful message! I just need to remove all of the generals, and it should have fine.
I then tried to revert to the saved file, you know, the one that QTP thinks should work and I get:
In case you were curious, the file format is the one that QTP uses. So, it would appear it corrupted its own test files. Nice.....
Part of the way I develop test relies on less of the internal (read as: POS) QTP tools because they aren't as reliable as the manufacturer (Hp these days) would have you believe. Mine takes longer, but I don't have these issues.
Ah, well...let's see how much faster it is if I have to keep dealing with this....
posted @ Wednesday, September 03, 2008 3:18 PM