Manual testing in the browser

re: Manual testing in the browser

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re: Manual testing in the browser

Brian Harry MS — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 20:58:08 GMT

Eventually it will include reporting capabilities too but not initially.

Actually VS and Team Explorer are both WPF right now too :)

Brian

re: Manual testing in the browser

Scott Hammond — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 19:13:39 GMT

Glad to hear we can at least edit test steps in the web! Test Hub seems interesting, finally moving the MTM features to the web :)! Will the reporting tab from MTM 2012 be available in the "Test Hub" so that we can see testing progress by tester/suite in the web? Would love to see more reporting options available in the web. We would also love to never, ever again have to open MTM again....just saying...<WPF based software means your doing something wrong so I'm looking at you MTM 2010 and VS 2010 :-) ....VS2012 and Team Explorer seem to be written in something else....I've read rumors that the UI is Java Script based...and that's why 2012 is snappy.> So now the wait is on for Update 2....can't wait.

re: Manual testing in the browser

Brian Harry MS — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 15:31:59 GMT

Sorry for being confusing about that Scott. Yes, you will be able to edit test steps in Test Case work items in the web UI. That part made it. The part that did not is a new "Test Hub" that enables you to manage your test plan and execute manual test cases and report on their pass/fail. The Test Hub will show up in Update 2. Editing Test steps is in Update 1.

Brian

re: Manual testing in the browser

Scott Hammond — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 14:41:34 GMT

So we won't be able to edit Test Case Test Steps in the browser until Update 2? Or is this something else?