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Dec 9, 2012
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How to execute tests locally using TCM.exe command-line?

Aseem Bansal [MSFT]
Aseem Bansal [MSFT]

I have seen a lot of customers who use TCM.exe to execute tests on remote environments, but I have not seen many who use the same command-line to execute the tests locally. Here by locally, I mean tests running on the developer’s/tester’s box,  which does not have any test controller or test agent and has only MTM. Yes, it’s possible to do this in ...

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Dec 9, 2012
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Code Coverage in Microsoft Test Manager – Deep Dive

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With the Quarterly Update1 for Visual Studio 2012, we have enabled collection of code coverage information for manual testing of ASP.Net web applications running under Internet Information Services (IIS). Testers will now be able to get data about how much code is covered as part of their manual testing effort using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). Th...

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Dec 7, 2012
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Debugging on your Windows RT Device without a Network Connection

Brad Sullivan
Brad Sullivan

Visual Studio 2012 allows you to debug your application on your Windows RT device so that you can develop the application the same way that your customers will use it.  Remote debugging is over your local network, which is really convenient when you are at home or at work and both machines are on the same network. To learn more about how to setup t...

DevOpsGit & Version Control
Dec 6, 2012
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Publishing test results through command line test runner

Mathew Aniyan MSFT
Mathew Aniyan MSFT

Generally, a subset of tests are executed as part of a build as Build Verification Tests. You may want to run the full set of automated tests on a local machine and publish them to a TFS build. You can then get cumulative report of all tests run for that particular build. Alternately, you may have other standalone systems which execute automated te...

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Dec 4, 2012
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Implementing Traits in custom Visual Studio Test Adapters

Mathew Aniyan MSFT
Mathew Aniyan MSFT

Terje Sandstrom has written two excellent blogs on using Traits in Visual Studio Test Explorer. How to manage unit tests in Visual Studio 2012 Update 1 : Part 1–Using Traits in the Unit Test Explorer Part 2–Using Traits with different test frameworks in the Unit Test Explorer In this blog, I will describe how you can implement Traits support for...

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