Attach2TestTrack allows Team Foundation Server (TFS) users to associate files in the Team Explorer’s Source Code view with defect(s) in TestTrack Pro.
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To automate the testing of a web application, QA Wizard Pro can either click on an HTML link or navigate to a web page. These actions may appear to be identical, but they have important, subtle differences.
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Do you commonly write test cases for project requirements only to find out that you were looking at the requirement from last week and now the edit boxes are drop-downs and the radio buttons were turned into check boxes? So you have to go back and re-work the test but of course time isn’t in the schedule so you’re spending your evenings updating stale test cases. This huge headache is caused by a simple lack of communication. If someone had told you the requirements changed, you could have easily tracked down the latest copy and avoided the re-work.
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We’re very excited to release QA Wizard Pro 2010.1 to beta today! The beta is open to anyone, so feel free to click through and try it out. If you do try it out, please leave feedback so that we can continue to improve our product offerings.
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TestTrack TCM includes support for running and monitoring automated test scripts. If you’re using QA Wizard Pro, that support is ready out of the box. We also have a plug-in for TestComplete and instructions for integrating other tools into the TCM framework. Don’t hesitate to ask support how to best connect TestTrack TCM to your existing automated tool set.
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Recently, you may have read about some security attacks against large companies like Google, Adobe and others called Operation Aurora. You may have also seen that the underlying attack was against their SCM systems. McAfee published a white paper on this topic (found here) that outlines some of the problems with the SCM system in question. Continue reading…
Share on Technorati . del.icio.us . Digg . Reddit . Slashdot . Facebook . StumbleUponCustom fields allow you to define metadata you want to capture about a file beyond the normal information (like last date modified) that Surround SCM inherently tracks. Each field can be typed as text, integer, float, list, SCM users, date/time or check box. You can also set default values for any of these.
By themselves, custom fields let you do some useful things. For example, Surround ships with a custom field called Owner, which is a drop-down list of your users. As a team lead you can grab groups of design specifications and, with one click, assign those files to an engineer to manage.
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