tracking number of Test Cases

[johannes]

Hi All,

how can I track the number of testcases without starting the whole testsuite ( sum of success + failed)

many thx
Hannes

[odklizec]

Hi,

I'm afraid, I don't understand your question? Number of success/failed tests is always listed in report and it's only available at the end of test suite run. So I'm not quite sure what exactly do you want to achieve?

[Stub]

I quite like knowing how many Test Cases I have in a feature's Test Suite too. But to gather that information I also have to run the tests, to generate the report, which tells me the total.

Could you scan the entire test suite via a code module and detect Test Cases rather than Smart Folders, and count them manually that way?

:

Hmmm, the ITestContainer has IsSmartFolder and IsTestCase properties, but doesn't seem to have a way to dig deeper into the hierarchy. Oh well, bang goes that thought.

[odklizec]

Hi,

In case you just want to get a number of testcases/smart folders, without knowing their status at the end of test, you can use something like this:

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int tcCount=0, sfCount= 0;
var testSuite = (TestSuite) TestSuite.Current;
IList<TestSuiteEntry> entries = testSuite.GetAllTestSuiteEntries();  
foreach(var entry in entries)  
{  
    if ((entry is TestCaseNode) && (!(entry as TestCaseNode).IsRootTestCase && !(entry as TestCaseNode).IsSmartFolder))
    {  
        tcCount = tcCount + 1;
    }  
    if ((entry is TestCaseNode) && (!(entry as TestCaseNode).IsRootTestCase && (entry as TestCaseNode).IsSmartFolder && !(entry as TestCaseNode).IsTestCase))
    {  
        sfCount = sfCount + 1;
    }  
}  
Report.Info("User","Number of TestCases:" + tcCount); 
Report.Info("User","Number of SmartFolders:" + sfCount);

Hope this helps?

[Stub]

Ack, I missed the GetAllTestSuiteEntries() API! D'oh.

But I just this minute upgraded to Ranorex v9.1 for the first time and am admiring the improved progress dialog, which now includes a count of all Test Cases. So I just ran one Test Suite to see how many it had.

Whoop:

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[johannes]

thx All )