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LEE KAH WAI
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Hi,
I've created a Coded UI test that runs on VS2017. It works if I launch VS2017 as an administrator.
ie. I'm able to launch and perform the mouse.click() operations.
I wanted to create nightly builds for these Coded UI tests. I've created a build in TFS which eventually launches the following command
"vstest.console.exe C:\agent\xxxxxxxx\test.dll"
The tests are executed but failed due to launch certain programs or failed the mouse.click() operations.
However, if I use Powershell as administrative mode and keyed in the same command. I'm able to run the test
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I've created a Coded UI test that runs on VS2017. It works if I launch VS2017 as an administrator.
ie. I'm able to launch and perform the mouse.click() operations.
I wanted to create nightly builds for these Coded UI tests. I've created a build in TFS which eventually launches the following command
"vstest.console.exe C:\agent\xxxxxxxx\test.dll"
The tests are executed but failed due to launch certain programs or failed the mouse.click() operations.
However, if I use Powershell as administrative mode and keyed in the same command. I'm able to run the test
Continue reading...