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How to write a custom test management event listener?
Aseem Bansal [MSFT]
In couple of my previous posts, I talked about what are the important events raised by test management service and how code for one such event listener looks like . In this post, I will talk about what exact steps I did to write my test management event listener. In case you are interested in writing...
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23 Nov 2012
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Power-shell script to find test points for a particular suite/config
Aseem Bansal [MSFT]
One of my customer is running into an issue while customizing his BDT workflow and to debug the issue, I have just now created a power-shell script which lists down the test points belonging to a particular suite/configuration. Since I have not seen any power-shell script on this till now (probably because...
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12 Nov 2012
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How to enable build agent or build controller’s logs?
Aseem Bansal [MSFT]
Here are the steps which I typically perform to enable build agent/controller logs. 1. Go to the build agent/controller installation directory (typically it is something like C:\Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010\Tools). 2. Create a new configuration file named TFSBuildServiceHost.exe...
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15 Apr 2010
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